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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-07

Average of twenty industrlals Thursday
was 2144s, up 2.5S; Average of twenty
bonds was 97.2S, UP 90.
BB United Press
NEW YORK, July 6.-Stocks alb
eorbed rather heavy selling today
following announcement of a sub
pJanUIal increase in brokerage loans
and an unfavorable Federal Reserve
condition statement. Prices in many
sections of the list pushed ahead
vigorously.
Industrial leaders like Steel, Cen
eral Motors and the mail order
shares sold off moderately after
early strength but sharp advances
occurred in Wright Aero, Curtiss
Aero and Brunswick Terminal. IN
vestment buying was also noted in
issues like Fleischmann and Texas
Corporation.
Radio, Can, Chrysler and other
recent favorites were subjected to
severe pressure and made small de-
clines, but oils were brought to the
fore under the leadership of At
lantic Refining. Small advances
were also scored by Indian Refining
and Standard Oil of New Jersey.
Rails were generally quiet, al
though heavy dealings again took
place in Missouri, Kansas g. Texas,
carrying the issue nearly points
above the previous close to a new
high on the movement. New York
Central was also in some demand,
advancing fractionally.
Motor shares failed to be stirnu-
lated by the extra dividend declared
on Packard and recesssions running
up to point were made by Chrys-
Ter and Hudson. Studebaker, how
ever, was stimulated by announce
ment 0 ia new model and rose more
than a point.
Describing the market the Wall
Street Journals f1pancia lreview to-
day said:
Stocks were nervous and unset
tied today. Considerable selling had
to be absorbed, owing to the sur
prisingly large increase of $147,-
$4,000 in brokerage loans during the
week ended July 8, and the unfa-
vorable showing of the weekly Fed
eral Reserve statement.
wall Street found it difficult to
explain the extent of the loan ex-
pansion last week. While standard
stocks were strong, their gains were
accomplished on a light volume Of
dealings. Practically all the leading
commission houses reduced their OBJ
legations during the period covered.
This fact was taken to mean that
the rise in collateral borrowings did
not reflect return of the public to
the stock market"
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Red Estate for Erchanqe

HAVE SEVERALs-First-cl rentals good
location, bringing good returns; 40 acres,
first-class farm and close to city, suita-
Bile for subdivision. Will trade for one
large apt. building. owner. Ri. 0232.
81 600 EQUITY-In 9-rm. house; sacrifice
or trade, light car. DIT. 6725-R.
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Cash Grain

July g.
The bids for car lots of grain at the
call of the Indianapolis Board of Trade
{: Q. b.. shipping point basis 41lzc New
WHEAT. Steady: No. red, sl.s5@1.s7;
No. Q hard, $1.35@137.
CoRN--Firm No. 8 white, $1.o41z0
1.o3la; No. white, 9s1ac@sl .0119: No. 3
SOL, NO, mixed, ss1s @sSlsc; No.
OARS steady: No. white. ss@sshc:
HAY-Firn: No. timothy. $l5.5o9l6;
No. 2 timothy. S15M15.50; No. l light
clover mixed sl5@l5.50; No. clover hay,
$1750@18.
inspections
CoRN|No; white; 4 cars; No: 8 white,
car: No. 2 yellow. 10 cars No. 8 yellow.
cars No 4 yellow, cars; No. 5 yellow, 2
ccrs No. 6 yellow, ! car; No. mixed, /
car; No 4 mixed, / car; No. mixed,
cars. Total, SO cars
OATS NO, 8 white, car. Total. car.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

Bu Cntteu ETeS5 -
CHICAGO. July -Hogs-Receipts 49,,
900; market, opened strong to loo higher;
later trade slow, mostly steady; packing
age; top, sllSo; butcyhters; medium oot TO
$50 lbs, sioSO@ii.S6; 10000 lbs, si0@
sOys PIGS medium to ShGlGe
$500; calves. 1000; market. generally
and yearlings; grassy kind slow; yearlings,
weights up to $685.; slaughter classes,
steers good and choice, 1300-1500 lbs,
s14.75016; l1OO-13o0 lbs, $1475@l6; $50
100 lbs, $l475dl6; common and medium,
$50 lbs, $10M14.75; fed yearlings, good
and choice. 750-e50 lbs, s14.50@16; heif-
ers, good and choice, so lbs down. s14 Is
@15.75; common and medium, $4,000
l4.25; cows, good and choice, $9.25Gl2;
common ad medium, S7.25M925; low cut
ter and cutter, $5.75m725; bulls, good
medium. s7.25Ms 90. veaIers. milk fed,
good and choice, $14.25m16.50; medium,
sl3@l4.25; Gull and common, s8@12;
stocker and feeder steers. good and choice.
all weights. $l1.75G1s; common and
medium, $9.25@11.75. Sheep-Peceipts,
5000; fat lambs. active; mostly Csc high
er; sheep, steady; feeding lambs, dull:
lambs, good and choice. 90 lbs. down. 1851
l7 medium, Sl4.25616; Gull ad common,
$ll.25M14.25; ewes, medium to choice, $50
lbs. down, S4@T: Gull and common, Sl75
$l2.75@13.50
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Storage and Transfer

EXPRESS PARCEL DELIVERY CO.,
Freight, exp, bag; ell parts OF city. ii.
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
Building Permits

Frank Wooling. dwelling and earase
3oe0-62 Brookside parkway, So 200. "'@Se'
5O52-54 Brookside parkway. So 200.
sasAli H. wilson. garage. 1854 N. Sheffield.
6. e Dunn. furnace. 2725 W. Washing
a. Y, stackhouse, elevator. Washington
a. v. Stackhouse. elevator. Washington
Moynahan Apartments, dumb waiter.
thirty Eighth and Meridian. $3.50.
Mest B5a6ing Company, elevator. 1881 E.
,Bethard Paper Company. elevator. AIS
Marliegh Apartments. elevator. 1894 N.
Dartmouth Apartments. elevator. 22s E.
Michigan. $3.50.
mI RSSFF%2's s4 apartments elevator aa' E
William F. .Roepke. alterations, 1907 E.
washington. $4,000.
Garner Gregory. basement. 1852 Spann,
:, Russell Ware; dwelling and garage. 1881
w NJ. Karstedt. stOreroOm, 100 Hanna.
We 0SSYID Ssd H9 .t partition. Illinois and
Puritan Finance Company, dwelling and
garage. 71s, Rochester. So. $50.
H. A. Palmer. garage. 1912 w. Michi-
II. A. Kass. garage. 1901 Carrollton. $3.50.
M. G. Rengarner. garage. 1888 Orleans.
r: Notwest. dwelling. 447 s. Arlington.
.dottfrisd Graf. garage. l12a Wright.
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In the Cotton Market
(By Thomson & McKinnon)

NEW YORK, July 6EThe English mar
ket was considerably. higher this morning
though the general trade was a big buyer
in New York, Liverpool buying was most
ing and the idea behind the buying seems
to be modification of former ideas as to
acreage. 1t is now thought that per
pected on Monday and possibly the fifigure
may be as low as per cent. Boil weevil
talk increases. We are not able, howev,r,
to report any signs Of an increase in Qe-
mand for the manufactured article though
there are those who think the mills have
sold contracts against their sfJcks, thus
increasing the short Interest The tech
nical position Of the market is materially
improved. Weighing the situation we
feel that the market general tendency is
upward
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BRITTON TRANSFER co.
Or. 1915 2022 Churchman DR.. 1915
TRANSFERABLE general hauling. 82l z.
64th St. w. E. RODOCKER. Wa, 4433.
]. H. TAYLOR TRANSFER
Ri. 4265. Special Rates Or, sou.
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RI United Press

CHICAGO. July -Butter-Receipts.
421sc: firsts. 401aG41Iac: seconds, 5sG
s9lSe; Standards; 4234c. Eggs--Receipts.
dinaries. 26@2712c: seconds. 25d2eI5c.
25& q2ec, Poultry-Receilpts cars;
fowls. 23c; Leghorns, 10c ducks: Heavy,
l8c; small. 1sc; spring, 22c; geese. i6c;
turkeys. zoe; roosters, 16Iac: brothers, soc.
Potatoes--Arrivals. AZ; on track $40: in
transit 500: Southern sacked bliss triumphs
best. 90c@s1.l0; poor. 46c up: North
Carolina barrels. s1.506l95; Norfolk
Virginia barrels. si.90@2: east shore bar
rels, s2.2502.95; mostly. s225.
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Houses for Sole
AT EDGE OF CITY

Alexander Ave. z block west OF Mich
igan Rd. (Southeastern Ave.); located
near school, church and store. one block
west of corner of Emerson Ave. and
Michigan Rid. See this attractive bunga-
low Sunday. afternoon. Open from 2 to
5. Price $4,000; $3.50 cash. $50 per
month.
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BIZ Times SpectaI

LOUISVILLE, July 6.-Hogs-Receipts.
1000; MARKET 1oc higher. best heavy and
1870 lbs. down; S5,7O@iO. 3o; stays and
1907: market. steady: prime heavy steers,
$$512s;5oalsSo; heavy shipping steers. s1l9
10. medium to good cows, $6.5O09: cutters
$5.50@6.50; Gamers. $4.50@5.50: bulls. S8@
8: feeders, $9@11.25. Calf-7Receipts. 300;
1880; medium to good. $e.50@1i.5O; outs.
$3.50 down. Sheep-Receipts, 1.600 mar
ket, steady: best mixed lambs, $14.50;
ewes and wethers. SIS; seconds. $869;
light sheep. So; heavy sheep. 81: bucks. SO
M3.50. Thursday shipment: Cattle, 494;
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, July s.-Hog-Re-
ceipts. $50; market steady to loc lower;
lao lbs, $3.50; ilo-lSo lbs, $io.5o; l5O-iso
lbs. $10.35; l60-170 IBIS, 5000; 10000
lbs. SLIPS; 2oo-2So lbs. $lls5; 25o-soo
lbs, AS; 3oo-350 lbs. sl1; roughs, sea
e.25; stays, $6@650. Cattle-Receipts. 100.
100; market, $3.50 down.
Sheep Receipts, 200; market spring lambs
S14 down.
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FoRE1GN EXCHANGE
BIZ United Press
AInxNr NZEn-

BIT JNlteU Pfe8S
NEW YORK, July 6-Foreign exchange
ss8s 1d Tan ss5 Rm ap oo sterling Ps
5.24Hc, off ..0o2s; sBelga 1850, of .O0Ia
marks 23.e7c, up G00h; Montreal,
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI, July 6.-Hogs-
25c up; 250-s5O lbs. $li ,5o@12: 2oo-25o lbs S.
S$ll.75g II; 10000 lbs, $tlG12; i3O-160
lbs, $9.50@11.25: 90-l3O lbs, $7.75di0;
ceipts,. 200; calves. receipts $50: market.
veals 81 or more higher; beef steers, S12G
Il 30; light yearling steers and heifers, Sl2
@l5 beef cows, 5000; low cutter and
cutter cows, $525m7; vealers. SI2@16;
heavy calves. $10@14; bulk stock and feed
er steers. $l0.50@ $50. Sheep-Receipts,
i,450; market, choice lambs strong; top fat
lambs, SIS; bulk fat lambs, $4,000 is so;
bulk Gull lambs. $10Q12; bulk fat ewes, 81
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LIBERTY BONDS

EV JITJIGU TTESS
NEW YORK, July s.-Liberty slss opened
Ct 1904 Sd 4As 1O0.24.. off 8; 4th AVS
1925; treasury 39ss 10016, of Z.
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This outfit consist Of a 3-piece over
stuffed living-room suit, 9x12-rug, library
table, floor lamp, apiece bedroom suite
goleum rug, kitchen cabinet. Terms.
1910 So. Meridian st.
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Local Wagon Wheat
NEW YORK MARKET RANGE

Local grain elevators are paying si.55
Tor NO. 2 red wheat. Other grades are
purchased on their merits
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EAST BUFFALO, July s.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1000: hOIdoverss, 800 market;
lbs, Sit. ss@iS TO- 10000 lbs, sll. ssais;
13o-1so lbs. $lo.75@1l.75; eo-1So lbs,
s105O@11; packing sows. s9@s.75. Cattle
Receipts, $50. Calves-Receipts. 500;
market. steady; beef sters $i36l525; beef
COWS. S8010; low cutter and cutter cows,
$5m750; vealers, $17@l750. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 800: market, strong: bulk fat
lambs, $1575Gll6.25; bulk Gull lambs, s1l
@13; bulk fat ewes, s5@7.
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CHICAGO sPATEMEN
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, July 6.-Bank clearings to-
balance was, $6,00o,OO0
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DIT LHiTeU PfoNS
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The Treasury
net balance for July was $252 Is9 6i6-
60 Customs receipts this month to July
were $3,021. 002 90. '
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Special Notices

REBULD-Your Health in beautiful
country home near Cumberland; pure
food, skilltglly prepared by expert dieti-
SCHULTZ, Cumberland 2l-J-2.
SHAMPOO AND MARCEL, S1-Perma-
nent wave, $3.50 this week; hair dyed.
Ii. 2e44, MALLISTER SHOP. 81 w. Ohio.
1T is A PAYING PROPOSITION-Wh
you buy stepping stones" magazine 10c
a copy, at $40 E. Market st.
ON-and after July 6, 1923 I will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by
any other than myself. MR.. L. L. IECK.
PERMANENT waYe special nestle lanoil
or circuline. mex trim: $3.50. Oh. l73A-M.
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market ioa1Sc up; hsavies. siPS So:
mediums. $ll.60611 rs; Workers. $l16O6
1885; pigs. $3.50 TO-. Cattle-Light; mar
Sheep and lambs Light: market slow.
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vEALERS HIGHER
while REST OF
YARD IS STEADY
Hogs Virtually Unchanged
Though Part of Load
= Brings $11.8O.

Part of a load Of choice hogs sold
for $11.8O, cents higher than the
previous top while the rest of the
porker division remained unchanged
at the local yards today. Receipts
numbered about $500 and there
were $40 holdovers.
There were few steers here in the
cattle market which was little
changed. Vealers were up so cents
and sheep and lambs held steady.
The Chicago market moved fair
ly active to traders and shippers,
with several loads of choice 180-270-
pound weights going at $11.50@11.6o,
or strong with Thursdays best
prices. Receipts were estimated at
$4,000.
Few Hogs Bring S11S0
The top was $11.80 paid for a few
heavy butchers in the 250-350- pound
class, the rest of which sold for
$11.50 upward. Material in the
200-250-pound class narrowed con-
siderably on the low end and the
price was $1165@11.75. Other ami
mails were unchanged, quotations
ranging as follows: 10000 pounds,
$11@11.75; 13O-16O pounds, S9.75@
1918; 90-130 pounds, $809.25, and
packing sows, $9.25@1025.
Beef steers were scarce, quoted at
$13@15.50. Cows sold at $500
1850, about so cents lower on the
top. Other cattle were steady Low
cutter and cutter COWS brought $3.50
@750, and bulk stock and feeder
steers, $8612. There were about 600
head received.
Vealers Take Increase
Best vealers sold for SIS iO@ 1850,
up so cents throughol = Heavy
calves were unchanged. selling at
$7@1o.50 Receipts numbered 900.
Sheep and lambs were steady with
the top standing at $3.50. Bulk
fat lambs we're priced at $14.50@
1850, and bulk culls brought $3.50
OBJ. Bulk fat ewes were $5@7. APP
proximately LOO animals we're
brought to the yards.
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS srArrN1rNr
TREASURY STATEMENT
YTa,sfoJ D.ao

Local bank clearings today were 81 e23
600. Debts were s9.766 600.
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Help Wanted Male
Make $4,000 YEARLY Profit

Distributors wanted everywhere APP
pointing agents selling wholesale. retail,
marvellous inventions, inexpensive. fas-
cinating automobile necessities, excep-
tionel opportunity; unlimited. noncom-
petitiVe field, enormous earnings; eX-
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every motorist buys on sight; no hum
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positively prove claims; no trihers.
MessrS. Fenner or Rowley, sales man
ayers, Marvel Products Company. Hotel
Lincoln, RIM. 622. until Saturday eve
ming.
WANTED-l00 HANDY MEN 10 NICKEL
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p. United Press
BIZ United Press

NEW YORK, July 6.-Flour-Dull and
lower. Pork-.Quieti mess, sac. SO: Lard
Raw. steady; spot. 96 test, delivered duty
paid, 1890 .36c; refined steady; gran
lated, SC. Coffffee-Rio No. 7 on spot, 15%
Steady: special to extra. s@sAc. Hay
Dull; NC. l, SIPS; No. 8, 75c@sl; clover
7Oc9slsl5 az Dressed poulttggy511S9uiet; tnr-
500 43c; fowls. 15030c ducks, Long Is
land. 2sc. Live poultry-Quiet; geese 10
Il2c; ducks. 15@22c; fowls, 20M29c; tur-
KEYS, 20Q25c; ROSTERS, ITO 1sc; broilers
ESQ 45c: Cheese-Steady; state whole
milk. fancy to specials. 3odS2c; young
Americas, fresh. 261ac. Potatoes-South-
ern, Sl.25Q1,75; Maine. 60cGs1 IS; Ber-
muda, $4Q5. Sweets-Jersey. basket, So so
@4.25. Butter-Firm: receipts. 24S76;
Case. Eggs-Qufet; receipts, Al ,364; near
by while fancy. S715sc; nearby State
whites, 3l037c; fresh firsts, 30G30ac:
Pacific coast, 32G3sc: western whites. 81
Q331zc; nearby browns. 3oA 937c.
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MARKET. E. 1s2O-Furnished room; use
OHIO, E., 1326-Attractive front rnl.. con-
slant hot water; / or D..
WALNUT, E, 415-Lovely apt; piano. Vic
tfola; suit. or 3; also newly dec, rm.
WOODRUFF PL., 97O-Niddle DR.. Dandy
rm.. home privileges. Oh. 1418.
10TH, E., 1872 lovely connecting rms.
reasonable: Ha. 07l3-W.
VERY DESIRABLE-Roo meals if de-
sired; l or men. Ri. 1882.
YOUR Credit is Good
You can phone in your want ads and
tended to anyone who. has no. past due
Of this opportunity. A courteous girl will
help you write your ad. Cali Riley 555l
Want AID Dept.
Room for Rent With Board
MERIDIAN, N. 2s19-2 gentleman; rm. g.
board laundry So Ia. 1899
18TH, E., 215-Nice modern room; with
good meals; men only. Call Lii Abb.
MoDERN-Private home; good meals.
Children welcome. Oh. 0988.
WANT or 9 children to board in good
farm home. r. r. s. Box 447.R
Rent Housekeeping Rooms
ASHLAND. 21Ss-1 or rms; housekeeping
or sleep; furn. or unfinished. He. 1919.
ASHLAND, 1610-Lovely rms, modern:
BROADWAY. 2121-1 living rm.. Kitchen;
also sleeping room: gar. Ia. o597.
BELLEFONTAINE, 1902 cool furn frt.
rms. mod, gar. He. alta.
BRADLEY. N, 1872 unfurn.; heat, light
gas furn. IT. 03l4-R. After 600
CAPITOL Capitol 1892 Nt,12. modern. light house
DELAWARE, 1905 N.--1-rm. apt; everythg.
included: fine location; 81 wk. RI $685..
DELAWARE. N, 15O5-Most desirable
housekeeping and sleeping rooms.
HIGH. 10ls-5-room modern cottage;
KEYSTONE 2008 Ms cool rms; light.
gas; private entrance; 81.
LEXINGTON. 1421-Nicely furnished con-
Meeting rms; modern. Private entrance.
NEW JERSEY. 1870 N.-Under new man
agement; cd. rms; prices right. Ri. 4i45.
NEW JERSEY. n, .821ao-s Large, rms, grid.
H.; private emit, 81; 2-rm. Apt, S6.
NEW JERSEY, N, 2042-Upper and lower
rms; lovely, furn. laundry pri. adults.
ROWLAND. 22l8-2 modern furnished
roms, use OF porch and laundry. Also
OHIO. E, 1862 rms, redecorated. Seen
to appreciate. Reasonable
PARK. 1892 furn.; private entrance;
$3.50; emp. married couple. He. 3677
PARK. 1655-2-rm. apt. well furnished;
gas. lights phone. $3.50. Garage
PENN. 2oo2 N.-LARGE FRONT RIM.
KITCHENETTE; MOD: ADULTS.
E, ST. CLAIR, 5l6-Nicely furn. rm. and
htchenette; large yd.. shade. s375 wk.
TALBOT, N, 1928-3-rm. apt; nice, mod
ern; reasonable.
VERMONT $40 E.-4-rm. apt, furnished
complete; housekeeping: very reasonable;
private entrance. Ri. 0575.
10TH, E.,5o9-1 or 2 clean, airy rooms
mod, well furn., good location; IS. 81.
18TH, E., 243; Apt. "a housekeeping
rms hot and cold water. Ri. 9l3l.
COLLEGE, l657-Modern, small apt. furn
complete Private entrance; private lava
tory: large front sleeping rrn. He. 4804
MODERN-Furn. rm., kitchenette; also mr.
car; sleep. rm.; porch; shady yd. Ia.
2Oll.
2 LIGHT. AIRY RMS.-Private entrance;
private toilet: sink in kitchen. DR.. 5096.
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BIZ United Press
BIZ Tim es Special

M, chicago, July s;-Primary. receipts;
$4,000. against 446. 900; oats. 1873, 900
against 100000. Shipments: Wheat. 500
s75.oO0; oats. EOS 900. against 2is. 600. '''''
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Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA, N, 1018-rms.. single. dble
Reasonable. Plenty hot water. Ri. 9006.
CENTRAL. 2404-Light, airy, clean, fur
nished rm.: or persons. Ha. 47s7-W.
CENTRAL. 1446-Clean, modern rms;
private home; desirable garage. Ii. 9504
DELAWARE. NJ. 1656-Lovely rn.; private
hm.; gentleman: plenty hot wat Ia. 1908
HARBOUR HOTEL
Sta n. Ill, clean, mod. rms; shower
and tub baths; low daily and wkiy. rates.
ILL, N. 1882 front rms; nicely furn.,
adjoining bath. Ri. 6608.
KEYSTONE, N, 30l-Nicely furnished
rooms, $3.50 per week. CHI 6561-R.
LIBERTY HOTEL-s208 2. Michigan;
modern furnished rooms, 81 to $3.50;
weekly, $3.50 up; Groom modern apart
ments; garage service. En- s9s3.
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Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

DOG-German Police. year old, w. A. A.
tattoed in right ear. Oh. 37S7.
FISHING ROD-Steel, with reel; 900 block
College Ave. Ri 1898. BOB College. Rev.
FOX TERRIER-White female, black head;
lost vicinity College and goth. Name
BABY JEAN. Reward. de. 1886
HOUNDS-2; 8 weeks ago: male, black;
female, white. Reward. Oh. 6092.
LICENSE PLATE No. 651-l88: lost College
Ave, Wednesday afternoon. Rwd. Ii. 4737.
PURSE-Ladies gray purse. lost on Mar
ket st. Liberal rwd. He. 4539
SndALL,-Poodle dog; lost; been sheared;
Queen Reward. 1913 w. New York.
TOY TERRIER-Black and white. Return
to 216Iz N. Meridian. Reward.
UNdBRELLA-Blue silk; carved handle; lost
E. or w Mich. car. Rwd. Oh. 0803-M.
I PAIR OF BABY SHOES-Found by Miss
Joe, lost and found girl. Nat the Indian
apolis Times.
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HEAVY SELLING
STRIKES MART;
STOCKS HIGHER
80
Some IndustriaIs Sell Off.
Including Steel, G. M. c.
and Mail Orders.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrials Thursday
was 214.43, up 2.53. Average of twenty
rails was 139. 48, up 1.03. Average of forty
bonds was 97.28, up 90.
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Produce Markets
Butter gwholssale price, No. l. 47@4sc;

- Butter Wholesale price, No. l. 47@4sc;
outterfat (buying pricel-45c ID.
Cheese (Nholesaie selling prices, per
pound Anne rican loaf. SAC: p.nento loaf.
s3c; Wisconsin fiat, 39c; prime cream, asa
27c: nat dals 26027c; Longhorn, 26d
EggsWBuyin,. prices: Fresh. delivered at
indianapolis, loss of, 26@27c doz.
asd poqIsE orn Duya65 pr cd roo Hsn a 2
IA to ia lbs. :2s925c; 2 lbs. ad up, asa
12c; small, 10c; ducks, loo; geese. s910c:
guineas. old 35c. young soc.
p United Press
CLEVELAND. July 6.-Butter-Extras in
tub lots, 46Q48c: extra firsts, 42lzQ441ac;
seconds. SSA@40lzc; prints. / to 8 cents
SIC: extra fiEsts; sl14e; lrsts: 29c: OK
sac: Leghorns. 25Q2Sc heavy fowls, 271
2Sc; medium stock. o21@2sc LeEhorns.
North and South Carolina barrels. S2M
ais; Virginia branded. S2.2592.35.
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Apartments for Rent

n C0A AIAClAGo tOt hGlE
BELLEFoNTAINE. 2s15-s ROOMS BATH
RECENTLY REFRIGERATED: GARAGE;
WATER FURNISHED. Ii. 1888 WA
1865. AFTER P. NJ
DELAWARE N, 1825-3-room mod apt
furn.. s35; unfurn., SIS. ia. 1897.
VIRGINIA AVE l50-Nice Groom apis;
s2l See custodian or call Ii. 63l1.
Houses and Flats Furnished
ASHLAND, 123o-Furnished apt; arm. and
bath; large. living-room, Murphy bed
front porch; reasonable. II. 6449.
ASHLAND. 1807-Modern home, completely
furn.. 3 bed rooms, nice yard. He. 4536.
BELMONT, N, I3l-Complete arm. house.
$40; very desirable.
NEW JERSEY. N. 3Ol-Very desirable and
reasonable; modern. See custodian.
NORTH. E. 420-4-rm. furn. apt. linens
cooking utensils, Orthophonic and piano.
III. 7173.
cOOL-Private apt, rms, Kitchen. mod :.
comp. attrec. 1895 N. Alabama. Ri. 6s32
ATT, 3-RM. MOD. APT Adults; PR.
EMIT; car or bus service. Ia. 1912.
CHOICE-Downtown new furniture. See
housekeeper. Shield Bldg 200 N. Illinois.