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10 BARGAINS
MANY Others

591-Here is a value at real price.
1926 Chevrolet Coach. Hurry
Hurry S165,
939-1926 Ford Coupe; motor good;
Tires in good shape. Try to
match this at S195
789-For real transportation we Of
fer a 1925 Dodge Coupe at the
reasonable price of $195 '
602-Another Chevrolet bargain.
Ready to go 1927 Chevrolet
Coupe Only 1925
947-Look herel 1925 Chevrolet
Coach. Good rubber; paint in
good condition. All for $195.
766-Trade your open car in on this
1927 Chevrolet Coach with good
tires and ready to go; 1925.
give are proud to demonstrate
this one. 1928 Chevrolet Coupe.
Motor overhauIed; good rubber,
good paint. Price only 1895.
964-A real closed car value. 1923
Chevrolet Coach; motor good;
excellent rubber; good paint.
Try to match this; 1896.
928-1928 Craham-Paige Coupe.
Looks as good as new. In eX-
cellent condition. Good rubber.
good paint. Can't be duplicated
at $545.
953-1928 Chevrolet Cabriolet, just
completely overhauled. New
paint and good tires Fully
equipped with accessories.
Grab this. S495.
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Births
william and Cordeiiaa Chapman, 232 Ra

william ana COIG6ud Una pInaQ, ASz ran
Lee and Helen DavS 81 South Noble.
Doll and Mary Wright: 1857 Columbia.
EAR TY and Ruth Douthitt. s7a prospect.
Delhert and Hazel Hook, 2727 Massa-
Dei6ert and Sarah o'Banyon. 1902 North
Howard and Eta Allen. il4o South
Fred and Elizabeth South 1898 East
Charles and Ada Mitchell. 1850 Ashland
Lawrence and Martha Dunson, Christian
John and Agnes Walker, Coleman hos
Thomas and Catherine Sweeney. St. Vim
Archer and, Virginia Sinclair, ST. Vim
John and Katie Pitts, ss4s North IlI-
Glenn and Minnie Foster, 1910 Montcaln,.
Girls
Wendell and Mary Movers, $500 East
'-J john In and Mary williams. 272s olney
Virgil and Mildred Bolton. 1854 Law
Charles and Mary Antony. 2o47 Alvord.
James and Marie Erwin. l7o5 North
oscar and Minnie Williams. 62Iia North
California.
julius and Katherins zerr. IIo2 Kesling.
Edward and Emma Pierce, S2is North
Western.
Frank ard Nols Mandenvald. ~ North
Psgshing.
john and Nora Elhns. Coleman hos
pitai.
Jack and Anna Carr. ST. vincents hos
rital
William and Lauverne Hubs, 81. Vim
| cents hospital.
Charles and Mary Bruins. st. Vine ent's
ALERT and Lenora Gerth. St. vireents
james and Katherine scheli. ST. VIA
cents hcspitsas
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Arrivals and Departures

Mars Hill Airport--Mrs. Blanche
Noyes, Waco biplane, Cleveland to
St. Louis; Misses Marvel Crosson,
famous woman record f1ier, and
Capitola Forker, Travel Air biplane,
piloted by c. F. Lienesch, Los An
geles to New York; Embry-Rid
air mail passengers to Chicago, in
cluded F. A. Clauson and Walter P
Russell, Chicago, and L. T. Barnett,
Akron.
Hoosier Airport-V. G. Schimmle,
Travel Air biplane, Chicago to Gin
cinnati; T. C. Collins, Waco biplane,
Uniontown, Pa, to st. Louis.
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RI Times SpeciGl

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, July 12.-Brisk buying
in the first three days of the Amer
lean Furniture Mart, which opened
Monday, was reported today by In
dianapolis manufacturers and ex-
hibitors
Among them are Ralph D. Morris,
sales manager, and H. T. Griffith,
president, of the Ude1 works; H. j.
Smith, president, and E. P. Bolle,
superintendent of the American
Speciality Company; George T.
O'Connor, president, E. V. Shire
man, Indiana representative, and
R. M. OConnor, counsel, Of the
Thomas Madden Sons & Co.; L. B.
Mosiman, general manager, and L.
C. Hartman, sales manager Of the
Kramer Manufacturing Company,
and James J. Madden Of the Mad
den Manufacturing Company.
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BY ELMER {. WALLER,
Inifed Press financial Editor


NEW YORK. July 12-United
states steel crossed 203 today to
record territory, featuring a buoy
ant. active stock market, while Cen
eral- Motors made a new low on the
movement below 10. Trading was
done at a tremendous pace for a
time with tickers more than twenty
minutes behind.
Along with steel, which advanced
ON expectation of earnings Of more
than Sl1 a share in the first half,
Bethlehem Steel made a new high
since the war and Youngstown Sheet
and Tube rose to a new 1929 peak.
The latter cOmpany's issue was
taken on expectation of a melon
which materialized today in the
form Of a 20 per cent stock dividend.
Gains in many issues were spec
t2cular. Commercial Solvents scared
g points to new peak; Allis-
Chalmers advanced 10; Detroit Ed
ison TO- ana Pere Marquette 6.
Oils and motors we're irregular,
the latter unsettled by the behavior
Of General Motors. Chrysler made
new low on the movement. In
the petroleum group Pan-American
issues rose on offers from Standard
Of Indiana to exchange stock on a
basis Of ID Standard shares for
c-,o NJ Dan r,,o,-foo,, Atlantic d.
fnirg broke more than a point.
Prcft-taEins grew in volume as
the afternoon progressed, but heavy
buying was still coming in from va
rious quarters. not a little of it from
the Pacific coast.
American Can made a new high
as did Continental the latter issue
narrowing the gap between these
two powerful companies stocks.
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Building Permits

West. garage sol North Holmes.
1910.
Run boulevard. s325.
F simons. building. 1924 Nordyke. SIS, 400
NJ. E. HOWE. garage, 2i35 Boulevard
z. irwin. garage. $50 Alton, 5000.
z. Hale. repair porch. 522 West Fortieth,
$3.50.
S. c. Hoerger. dwelling and garage. 1920
Groff. 81. 500.
Lowe Price Construction Company. dwell
ing and garage. 1854 Central $4,000.
North Tibbs. $500.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Norweu Ocherman. Sc. Bloomfield. postal
clerk. ana Nina Blackmore. IS. of 1924
Park. nurse.
Howard warren. IS. Of y North Irving
ION. railroad employe. and Addie Vaughn
&c. Of II North Irvington, cook.
Peter Sparks. SO. of 1899 Holiday. jani-
tor. and Christina Ray. S. OF 1906 Gimbel
housekeeper-
william DAM q. OF 922 Church. soap
maker. and Eunice Cote D. OF 936 Chad
wick. press feeder.
Alfred shotveu 25. or 1880 Lexington,
clerk. and Gathryn Rank. %. Of 6l7 Te-
rf.rrrnn
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Air Film Shown

wings of the Army" a four-reel
motion picture, showing the history
of aviation, was presented Thursday
night at the Chamber Of Commerce
by Curtiss Flying Service of In
diana before a large audience.
The film is one Of several ed
ucational pictures to be shown here
by Curtiss through courtesy OF the
army and navy. H. Weir Cook.
Curtiss manager. presided at the
meeting.
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Senators FIy to Funeral

State Senator Robert L. Moorhead
and Joe Rand Beckett, accompanied
by Elvan Harrington, left Hoosier
airport today in a Travel Air BIZ
plane for Goshen to attend funeral
services for Senator Arthur B.
StoneX
Moorhead and Beckett we're
named on the committee to arrange
for the funeral by the Lieutenant
Governor.
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PASSENGERS in Planes

v. A. Whitaker, Westinghouse
Air Brake Company, came to In
dianapolis today from Pittsburgh on
the Transcontinental Air Transport
plane.
Other passengers on the plane
we're Peter J. Brady and J. A.
Hirschman, New York, and William
Eastman, Roslyn, L. L, to Los An
geles, and A. G. Crumden, Cedar
hurst, L. l., to St. Louis.
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New Air Line to Open

BIZ InIfod ProSV
NEW YORK, July 12.-The
United Aircraft and Transport Cor
poration will inaugurate the first
trans continental Affair line Oct. /,
according to information obtained
here. The new service will make
New York and San Francisco but
thirty hours apart.
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Weather conditions at $50 a. m
at Indianapolis airport:
Southwest wind, six miles an
hour; temperature, II; barometric
pressure, 1925 at sea level; ceiling,
high thin overcast, unlimited; visi-
bility unlimited; field wet.
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Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. 921-M.
In the matter Of the application Of
Hackney and Wager for a certificate to
operate motor vehicles as a common car
rser Of passengers from Madison, Indiana,
to Milton, Kentucky.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission Of Indiana will con-
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause in the rooms of the commission at
Indianapolis, Indiana, at 10 o'clock a. m,
on July 90, 1929.
Public participation in this hearing IS
requested by the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA.
BY FRED I. KING.
Indianapolis Indiana.
July H. 1929
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On Commission Row
ERIITS

EhUl1S
Apples-3arrel, choice. $2G2.25; Harvest,
$2.50M3; new Transparent Icy, $4,000
Observation-Disclosures 1925.
CIrapes-Argentlna, So.
Lemons-California. a crate, S850Q 10.
Oranges-California Valencia, s3.75Q7:
Peaches-Hiley Bellies. per bushel. $40
observation-disclosures grown, 24-pint crate,
$4@450; Michigan l6 at. crate I.79a3'
$3.50; red, 81; black, 49,
Vegetables
APPROPRIATIONS grown, 65cGs1 doz.
Beans-Green, stringless, $3.50.
Beets-HQme grown, doz., 4oc
6a s63siESpss cratss s4@45O.
EEs sgna2ts5S5S t0 dozen $2G225 a
Parsnips-s125 a bushel
Radishes-Button dollhouse doZ. punches,
SOC; southern long red. 15M25c doz.
Spinach-Horne grown, 81.
Turnips-slm125 a bushel.
Tomatoes-Hothouse 10 ID. basket Sl.oo
y Kaie-spring. bushel, 81.
Celery-California per crate, Sl2.
Lettuce-California Iceberg, IS crate
homegrown leaf, a bushel, 85c:
onions-Texas yellow crate, s2.25; white,
Corn~Fancy Texas, per bushel. s2.75@3.
ucumbers-H othouse, per Dozen Sl'2o.
a hamper.
Mustard-Per bu., 81.
Rhubard-300 35c a doz.
Coconuts-$5.50 a bag of 100.
sweet Potatoes-Porto Ricans, per hamp-
er. S2.5Od2.65; new sweets. SO hamper.
ShaIlots-35940 c a bunch; .-o
Potatoes-Michigan round whites, lou
lbs, SI.75G2; Idaho, $3.50 a bag; Coolers,
barrel. $50525; Louisiana. new, s3.75d4.
Parsley-Home grown, dozen punches
45c.
Peppers-Florida, crate. s3d5; Lou
isiana a hamper SCOPE:
WatermelonS-Florida Use each.
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NEW YORK, July Pm fty-eight Of
Nav MAJ spGiS929 1929. Showed an increase over the
total for May. 1928, according to figures
arement magazine The national gain
for the month over the same period OF
last year was "a per cent. indicating.
throughout the nation Baltimore was the
only City to report loss in lineage pub
Nshed. ..,
volume for the month we're The Detroit
News. 31lO,96G lines; The New York
Times. 2985.950 The Chicago Tri6unes'
and The st. Louis Post-Dispatch ?, 165, 674.
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HOSPITAL BID DATE SET
Board Will Receive Offers or Power
Plant Aug. 1,

Bids on the new power plant unit
for city hospital will be received
Aug l, it was announced today by
DR.. Herman G. Morgan, city health
board secretary.
The power plant addition Is part
OF the proE 81 100000 improve
ment f kspital, and will be
fr poo in bonds is
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RI United Press

CLEVELAND. July notwithstanding.
lbs. Sl2.25a1a.ss: 10000 lbs. si2:5og
1855: 1so-Ieo lbs, sl2.5od l2.65; sooI3o
1925. Cattle-Receipts. 100: market. steers.
25G5oc up: cows. steady. Calves-,Re-
ceipts. 1875; market. veals soc up; beef
steers, SI0.75dl4.5o; beef cows. S6de rs;
low cutter and cutter cows. ss67; vealers.
sl55oGls Sheep-Receipts, 200; market,
ouotably steady: top fat lambs, Sl4.50d
IS; bulk Gull lambs. slf5oG Is.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Bu Hftcd press
NEW YORK July i2.-Foreign exchange
opened irregular. Demand sterling
s484 il-32 of 90 I-lec: francs. 3oiHc.
Ira. 522 l3-lec. Belgs l355izc mark
235ic, Up .0oizc
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TREAsURY STATEMENT
BIZ United Press

BIT LUfffn FTf83
WASHINGTON. july i2-Treasury net
balance. July 10. s255 SIS, 09524 customs
receipts 70 that date sl4,744.59e.l5.
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BU United Press


spring Hhg patents tents ssI.85a7i5. PORK, Arm;
mess mess ssh Lard. firm; middle west spot,
sl2 45G 1895. Tallow, steady special to
extra, 71sM73sc Potatoes, steady; Long
Island, s2.5oG4.65; southern. sl.25G4 rs;
Maine. s2.25G2.50; sweet potatoes, firm;
Jersey. 6ocds2:9o. Dressed poultry, firm;
24G 35c: ducks, 18G25c; ducks, Long Is
land, 24c. Live poultry, steady; geese, i5c;
ducks, zoe; fowls, SAC; turkeys, 25@35c;
37c Cheese, Arm state whole milk, fancy
to special, 2712@291zc; Young AMERICAS,
226 28c. Coffee-Rio, No. on spot, 1o94c;
Santos, No. 4, 23d231zc; raw sugar, STEADY;
spot IS test delivered duty paid, 1888;
refined. firm; granulated, s5.25. Butter,
Arm; receipts. IS, l4e; creamery, extras,
receipts, e,7s4; nearby white fancy, 42G
45c: state whites, 3IG43c; fresh frsts,
32Iz a 33c; Pacific coasts, 33G 44c; white
westerns, 32G 36c; nearby browns, 32G42c.
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Produce Markets

Butter (wholesalel- mo; 1. 4994488cc; No.
Cheese (whoIesale selling price per
poundj-American loaf, $50: pimento LOAF
Acc: Wisconsin fat, 29c: prime cream, &c;
Daisy, Csc; Longhorn. use; New YORK hn-
Eggs-Buying prices: Fresh delivered at
indianapolis. loss of No. l. 2ac; NO. q
@' Poultry buying prices)-Fowls, .23c; Leg
norns hens. 1sc; broilers full featneIed.
28c; broilers bare back, csc; Leghhorns, 23c;
old ROSTERS, large 15c; small LOG l3c;
ducks, I20l4c; spring guineas, soc; tur-
keys, No. | young toms, II lbs. and up
35G3sc: No. / young hens, Csc h.; NO
/ told toms. 22Q25c; No. 2 old hens, zo0
30c ID.
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BIZ Times SpeciaE

NEW YORK. July 12.-Motor- manu-
featuring ACTIVITY during the first six
months Of 1929 has kept far ahead OF that
Of last year. indicating increased buying
power on the part of the public; accord
ing to the index compiled by Sales Man
Using the average level of production
for the four years, 1924 to 1928, as, basis
Of 100 per cent, the index shows that at. mo- o.
stood at l4l per cent. while the CORE
spending week of last year recorded only
1872 per cent.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. July -Eggs-Market,
3Il2c; arsts, 3oizG3lc; ordinaries,- 271zq
zee; seconds, 24G2612c. Butter-Market,
easy; receipts. 1901 tubs; extras, 4ot2c;
seconds, 37d3sc; Standards, 4olzc. Poultry
Market, fowls weaker; springs, steady;
receipts, 2 cars; fowls, 1874 d2sc; spring
ers, 28i7 a SAC; Leghorns, Csc; ducks,
spring, CSC; geese, 15c; turkeys 29G SOC;
ROSTERS, zoe; broilers. 2s632c. Cheese
Twins, 2ic; Young Americas, 22c. Potatoes
ISL: market, strong; Virginia barrels. Irish
Cobblers. s5.s0ds sacked. $40; south
ern sacked, Bliss Triumph's Best, s3.4oq
$50; poorer, $3.50 up; Kentucky sacked,
irish Cobblers, 1925.
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Air Student Enrolled

Walter C. Simmons, Winchester,
has enrolled at the Capitol Anyways
flying school for a course Of in
StructiOn
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j I'd l L, IJZJ-
u, S. STEEL Up
TO NEW PEAK
IN STOCK BOOM
Passes 2O3 in Record Rush
of Trading: G. NJ. c. in
New Low.
Average Stock Prices

I-.rsge q twenty industriak Friday vas
400 IN q Average Of twenty rails
mas $50 -. of &C. average q forty tonds
was ~ a.. Up 223.
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO. July 12.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 1900; FOLLOWERS, 500; market. active
sll.50d1235 200-25o lbs. sl2.l5@l29o; 100
200 lbs, SO: 400 1880. 13o-16o lbs. sl2.5o
dl2eo; 9o-13o lbs. s125oG12 90; packing
market, steady. Calves-Receipts, 800;
market, steady to soc up; beef steers,
sl3.50dl5: light yearling steers and heif-
ers. s14.5od16; beef cows. sl0d 1850; low
cutter and cutter cows. s6d8.90; vealers,
s17q1s. Sheep-Receipts. 500; market,
lambs steady; top fat lambs, Sl5.5oQ 1928;
bulk fat lambs, sllG IS rs; bulk Gull lambs,
s6.25G725; bulk fat yearlings, s1o.5odI3.
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Death Notices

COOPER, LAURA E-Beloved wife Of
Frank Cooper, mother of Ross and Harry
Grady. stepmother Of Mrs. Ola Bivens.
Mrs. Casper Rousch, passed away at her
1870 a. m. Funeral Saturday. July -,
$50 p. m, at above address. Burial New
Crown cemetery. Friends invited.
JONES, RILEY J.-Age 20 years. beloved
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas z. Jones,
passed away Thursday. July Il. Funeral
Saturday. July 10. at p. m, from resi-
dence, q N Gray st. Interment Me-
mortal Park cemetery. Friends invited
MOORE, HARRY J.-Beloyed husband Of
Minnie Moore, passed away at the home,
307 n. New jersey St, Wednesday, July
10. Funeral Saturday, July -, p. m,
at the funeral home. 1884 W. Michigan.
Rurial New Crown. EE.ends invited.
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BIZ United Press

Fl. WAYNE. Ind. July 12.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $50. Calves-Receipts, 100; Hogs
500 Sheep-Receipts. 200; market, steady.
l5d25c higher; eo-I2o. lbs, sli; l2o-l40
lbs. s11.35: 140-leo lbs. s1i.75; iso-lso
SO: 10000 lbs, sil.so; 26o-3oo lbs. sI1 so;
roughs. se.75; stays, $50: calves, SIS;
lambs, sl4.
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Ri Tnited PresA

TOLEDO. July 12-Hogs-Receipts 900:
market, new l0c to 15c up: -heayies. s1l so
0l2; mediums, Salsa 1925; workers.,
sl2.l0G12.4e: good pigs. Sl2d12.40. Cattle
Receipts. $50; market. steady. Calves,
Receipts. light; market, steady. Sheep and
lambs-Receipts light: market. steady.
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Rn Tnite6 prcsa

PITTSBURGH, July 2.-Hogs-Receipts,
1900; market. steady to 25c up; 25O-350
lbs, Sl2 asa 1885; 200-250 lbs. Sl2.5O013;
d13; 9o-13o lbs, sl2.25@12.75; packing
sows. s9.750 1925. Cattle-Receipts, none
Calves-Receipts. IS; market, SOC up; beef
and heifers. s12Gl5; beef cows, $8@ll;
low cutter and cutter cows, $50 IFS; veal
ers, Sl5616; heavy calves, SPAN Sheep
lambs $3.50 bulk fat lambs, s14d15.5o;
bulk Gull lambs. s8I11. So bulk fat ewes,
seat bulk feeding lambs, S9G12.
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BuTnited Press

CLEVELAND, July i7.-Eutter-Extras
FiystS, 5ii7 G32c; ordinaries, 2ec. Poultry
Fowls, SOC sic; broilers, 3o63ec; Leg
horn, zl4 zsc; Leghorp brolle!s, 2eG 2sc;
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

Indianapolis bank clesrings Friday.
uly Il, 81, TOO 600 debts, ss.sil,00
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NEW YORK STATEMENT

BIZ LHife0 PTcss
CHICAGO. July i2-Bank clesrinss
SIG 900 900; balances. $4,000 600.
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Press

BN I utfcl Press
NEW YORK. July I2.-Bsnk clearings
81 475. 900 900. clearing house balance
Sill 900 900. federal reserve bank credit
balance sis2 oo0. 900.
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Rv Times Special

''T new " YORK, July 12-The surest way to
is to offer him something to make him
feel better or look better.
This, it would seem, is the moral to be be
sdvertisements carried in American
magazines during the last six months,
which are published in the current Sales lie
Management magazine; They snow Ia ar d3G
the list of commodities. being advertised
to the extent Of SIT, 422,214 1900
Foods and food beverages were second
with S136Oll96 Automotive advertise
m Tts1 we're third with s13, 452, 578, and
household furniture and furnishings were wei;
fourth with $9,988562. The total AMOUNT
January through June was slO2 875,15l. as
compared With 500 ,842,272 for the same
period of 1928.
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BIZ Tnited PrcSA

LOUISVILLE, July 2.-Hogs-Receipts
500; market. 15c higher; mediums and
heavies. 800 lbs. up. sll60; pigs, 1870 lbs
down. $8G925; stays and throWouts. S9l5
@975. Cattle-Receipts, $50; market
steady; prime heavy steers, $12@14; heavy
steers, S9.50@1l; fat heifers, s6.50613;
GOOD to choice cows, $Sd9.50; medium to
good COWS. $65o@S; cutters. SEQ $50; can
s9:5oG12: stockers, s8.5od 1850; calf re-
seeipts; 900; market STEADY; fancy calves,
to good, SIT 50@ SO; outs. $1,000 down.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 market, steady;
ewes and .wethers, sl3.75; seconds. s8@9;
Thursdays shipments-Catt1e, IFS; calves.
95; hogs, $50; sheep. 1902.
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Receipts, 500.
Other Livestock

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, July .-Hogs-Receipts, 49,
900, including $500 directs; market slow,
mostly 1Od l5c higher on hogs scaling over
100 lbs; Top. $12.40, paid for occaslonai
loads of 100-2O0-lb. weights; BUTCHER, 5000
to choice, 250-3o0 lbs. $Il.25@l2; 2oo-25O
bs ig9- 39,5 !bs S $dI7S@
sows. 50 soGlO. 90; pigs. medium to choice,
90-l30 lbs. ,sl075M12. Cattle-Receipts.
$500; calves, 1000; market very dull, weak
to lower trade on all killing classes; lower
grade. light yearlings and all she-stock,
50075c under Monday, with demand ex-
ceedingly narrow; choice kinds absent;
best sl4.5o; sleughter classes, steers, good
70 Gnpt $50 lbs S5o-i lod b.
Sl3.25M16.25: common to medium, $50 lbs.
up, S9.75M13.25; fed yearlngs, good to
choice, 750-950 lbs, $3.50 heifers, good
to choice, $50 lbs down, S12.75@ 1925:
common to medium, seals; cows, good
and choice, s875Q12; common and me-
dunn. s7.50Q8.75; low cutter and cutter,
$50 $50; bulls. good to choice beet, $IO 3
il; mediums. sI2.5OGI45O; Gull and com
mon, s8G 1880; stocker and feeder steers,
good and choice all weights, S12.25 q so;
common and medium, $950Q12.25. Sheep
Receipts. 5000; market active and
strong to Csc higher; natives, l4.50d ATS,
few Sl5q 10; rangers, SIS; .yearlings,
$I275 q and fat ewes $500 $50; TOP
lambs. good and choice, 90 lbs. down,
and common. sl0M12.75; ewes medium to
choice. $50 lbs. down, S5.50d6.75; Gull and
common, SPA $50; feeder lambs, good and
choice, $12.5oq13.75.
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NEW YORK. July l2-Ceneral Theaters
Inc, has been formed as
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Hogs
Cattle


Receipts, 500 market, tend of.
Best veals ...................S l2.09@ i9'e w
Beef cows MISREPRESENTATION. o.OUp - ~
Low cutter and cutter COWS 6.O0m 10y
Bulk stock and feeder steers s'OoG lz'oO
Calves
Receipts, 500.
Best veaIs Observation-Disclosures. S15 90 q Il. 81
Heavy calves ................, 7'o09 L. oo
sheep
Receipts, 1900; market, steady.
Top fat lambs ...........,.i.,S!4'2 90
Bulk fat lambs ...,.......... IL 9UM !9.So
Bulk Gull lambs .............. 9.2U0 y W
Bulk fat ewes ............-... 4oO4 o'oo
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Chicago Grain Table

~ CHHI1cclAAGo". july 12.-Carlots Wheat, &c.
corn, 1874; oats. as. and rye, o.
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/" YOUNGSTOWN, July 12.-Youngstown
Sheet and Tube Company directors to-
dav declared stock dividend Of 20 per
cent on the common stock payable