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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
POPE TO LEAVE VATICAN

81 tpjicd Press
VATICAN CITY. July THE
pope, barring unforeseen circum-
stances, will emerge from the Va
tican July 25. it was semi officially
announced today.
The pope's appearance will be
during the procession which will
close the congress of sen1inarians
from all parts of the world, to be
held here July q to % in connec-
ton with the pope.6 sacerdotaI jubi-
lee.
The pope will cross the square in
front Of the cathedral and back
again.
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SCORE INJURED
when STORM
STRIKES CITY
Highways of State Are
Being Opened Again
to Travel.

Continued From Page II
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u. S. SCHOOL CONTROL
HIT BY N. E. A. SPEAKER
Federal Rule Would Prussianize
America, Professor Says.

Feuefal huIe NOuld FruSSlanIZe
America, Professor Says.
BHIUitcd Press
ATLANTA, Ga, July 1.-Federal
control of schools would "Prussian-
ize America" the National Educa-
ton Association was told at It's
annual convention today by Dean
William F. Russell of Columbia uni
versity.
This country is in danger of a
bureaucracy shaping the education
Of its children if it yields TO the
pressure being made to bring about
federal control" Dean Russell said
He advocated a federal depart
ment Of education which Should
arrange to provide the physical 'eX-
ternals of deucation and leave to
local communities the right to de-
termine what shall be taught and
how it shall be taught"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
OPEN SUIT FOR BOY
Mother Seeks Child Held
by Former Mate.

The trial of Mrs. Anna Martin,
1918 Creston drive, against her hus-
band Michael Riess of Kokomo, for
the custody of her 9-year-old son.
George Riess. began in superior
court No. l today.
The trial climaXes seven years of
searching for the son. who, it is al
legged, was kidnapped by the husband
after his divorce from Mrs. Martin
seven years ago.
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CHICAGO srATEMENr
In the Stock Market
II. TnonL.ou Z NI.KnnonI

bN iEomeou q MCklnnOui
NEW YORK. July When so
nservative a statesman as Secre-
ny Mellon expresses amazement
the results accomplished during
e past year and our leading
mixers can see nothing ahead but
ntinued prosperity. surely there is
1ple justification for the conf
zee that is being shown on the
e of the investing public. With
implied promise of tax reduc-
b We have another clear indica-
of how the future is viewed by
government: officials, We must
gnfess our inability to point TO
fngie precedent on prospective de-
that would justify moder-
ting our optimism toward the Sc
urity markets. We will. of course,
lave periodical technical reactions,
nut these. We believe, should prove
9th unimportant and short lived.
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WOMAN TO U. S. POST
Name Miss Eloise Schick as Deputy
Federal Clerk.

Miss Eloise Schick, 955 North
LaSalle street. today vas appointed
deputy federal clerk by Albert C..
Sogemeier. United States clerk. Hiss
Schick. who formerly was employed
with the Mutual Insurance Agency,
succeeds Mrs. Lucy E. Hardy. re-
signed.
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station vas blown down and vim
doWs in the studio, 229 North Penn
sylvania street, we're Cayed in.
Ten poles we're overthroWn at Al
ton and West Washington streets.
Roads Arc Opened
Traffic movement was restored to
normal on state highways this
morning, maintenance men having
worked all night. the highway de-
partment announced.
Fallen trees caused detourS Sun
day evening on state Road 81 near
Carmel and on 81 north of MOores-
vile where Mrs. Robert Allen, wife
Of highway superintendent,
ShOuldered an axe and worked with
the men. clearing away the debris.
A foot of water covered low points
on Road So during the night
Roofs were blown of the homes
Of Ernest RoSt, 80 Frank street;
George Matz, in the 900 block West
Sixteenth street, and Glen Macy,
939 North TibbS avenue.
Parts OF barn blown away from
the property Of Harry Brouwer. $500
South keystone avenue, fell in the
street a half block away, hating
traffic all night.
Shade Trees Blown Down
Forty shade trees a the home of
Mrs. Media Morgan, IS South Bel
mont avenue, were blown down or
stripped
A Greyhound bus was forced into
the ditch attempting to pass fallen
tree on Bluff road, near Ben Davis.
but did not upset
Bottles and jugs were scattered
into the street when the front Of
the o. w. Mowwe store, 1857 Shelby
street, was blown away.
Damage was heavy to light con-
struCted cottages along the rivers
north of the city, crowded with Sun
day visitors
The roof was blown from a tool
shed into the street at the Hayes
Brothers.
Charles Carlson, 20, of SIS Stevens
street, was in the small frame office
building on the Aliens Parking
Service Company'S lot, adjoining the
Chamber of Commerce, when the
gale hit the structure and sent it
rolling to the Meridian street curb.
He was cut and bruised slightly.
Eight mile Detour
An eight-mile detour was neces-
STATED today on Road 43 in Putnam
county because a twenty-five foot
bridge was washed out one mile
south of Road &C. A temporary
bridge is under construction.
Buildings at the Central State
hospital we're damaged to the ex-
tent of about $1,000 the wind rip
ping off parts Of roofs, loosening
cutters and CorniceS and f1attening
about twenty-five elm trees. Trees
we're blown down and minor dam
age inflicted at other state and
county institutions.
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On Commission Row
FRUITS

FRUITS
81. 56G3; new transparent icy, $3.50.
Apricots-s3 50 bushel.
Observation-Disclosures, $3.50.
Grapes-Aregntine, So.
Lemons-Cailfornia. a crate. ss,5oGlo.
Oranges-Cslifornia Valencia. s3.75d7.
Pesches-Hiley Bellies, per bushel, 1915
trawberries-Home grown. 24-pint crate,
SAG $50; Michigan is Of: crate, s1.7SI ;:
@3: red, 81; black, So
Plums-s3.
Vegetables
Artichokes-sl50 dozen
A:psIasggs-Honas g!9En, g s5G@s1 doz.
Beets-Hon1e grown. doz.. soc.
Carrots-Home grown, doz., soc.
cabbage-TenneSsee Pony, crate, si5o
standard crate, $50 $50; Pony, crate. s3.75;
Flats. s2M22J.
Eggplant-sl.5oq dozen; s2@2.25 2
Parsnips-s1.25 a bushe!.
Radishes-Button dollhouse dog, punches,
Soc; southern long red. 15M2 doz.
Spins ch-Home grown, 81.
Turnips-slG1.25 a bushel.
Tonatoes-Hothouse. 10 10. basket, $3.50
Kale-spring. a bushel, 81.
Celery-California per crate, sl2.
Lettuce-California Iceberg. s5Q7 crate;
home grown leaf, a buShel. S5c.
Onions-.Texas yellow crate. s225; white,
crate, S3.25.
Corn-Fancy Texas. per bushel. S2,25.
Observation-Disclosures, per dozen, sl.25.
q hamper.
MuStard-Per bu., 81
Rhubard-3oG 35c a doz.
Coconuts-s5.50 bag of 100.
Sweet PotatoeS-Porto Ricans, per hamp-
er. S2.50M2.65.
Shallots-35940c a bunch.
Michigan round whites. $50
lbs. sl.75@2: Idaho. s250 bag; COOLERS,
barrel, S4.5065; Louisiana, new, S3.75n 4.
Parsley-Home grown, dozen punches,
45c.
Peas-Home grown. $15oG2 bushel.
PepperS-Florida. a crate, 1905; Lou
isiana. q hamper. $2@2.25.
Materm elons-Tlorida. a5c each.
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FOG CAUSES PILOT TO
CRASH INTO RADIO MAST
Young Air Mail Filler Loses Way in
Mist, Killed.

b. 7 VVfO Press
COLUMBUS, July IA dense fog
which caused him to lose his bear
ings was held responsible today for
the death of Waldo E. Robey, "a,
Kansas City, air mail pilot for Con-
tinental Air Lines, Inc, who was
killed here Sunday, when his plane
crashed into the 200-foot steel radio
casting masts of station WAIU.
Robey was dead when two Caddies
from the Elks Country Club, nearby,
dragged him from the wreckage.
The plane was reduced to a pile of
debris.
The trip was to have been Ro-
beys last for ten days. He was
ordered suspended recently for vio-
lating rules against performing
aerial "acrobatics."
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Produce Markets
Butter owhqIesaasIele.NQ; l. 4?g4gc; No.

Butter Cwholesale) No. l. 47R4sc; No.
=. 44646c. Butterfat-Lb.. 46047c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
poundl-American loaf, 38c; plmento loaf,
40c; Wisconsin fiat. 29c: prime cream, 37ci
berger. soc.
Eggs-Buying prices: Fresh delivered at
Indianapolis. loss of No. l. csc; No. Q.
CSC.
Poultry (buying prices Fowls. 23c: Leg
norns hens. lac; broilers full feathered,
SOC; broilers bare back. Csc; Leghorns. 23c;
ducks, 12014c; spring guineas. SOC; tur-
keys. No. Young toms, IL lbs and up,
35d36c: No. l Young hens. Csc a lb.; No.
SOC a 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
BOYS SET 64-H0UR
PUSHMOBILE RECORD
-ouths, II. Quit Endurance Run
on Advise of Parents.

Billy King. 1919 Carrollton avenue.
ld David Young. 1921 Carrollton
enue, both II. believe that they
iold the one-boy power automobile
endurance record today.
Sunday. on advise Of their parents.
fthey brought to a halt their sixty
-four hours Of pushing toy autos
around a miniature track in the
King garage. They had started the
fcng grind at 2:30 p. m. Thursday.
The end came at p. m. Sunday.
Jack Murnane, 1920 Guilford
avenue. dropped out of the event
Saturday and went home TO bed.
The other boys kept going, an hour
on the track and an hour of to rest
and sleep. They did it to beat
record made by older boys in the
neighborhood some days before, they
said.
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WILL HAYS PAL DIES
Former Partner of Movie Czar
Succumbs at Home.

81 LUitCd Press
CHICAGO, July flames P.
Connery, one-time partner of Will
Hays. movie car. in stock market
operations and later a witness in
the Teapot Dome investigation,
died last night at his home here.
Connery named as the inter
mediary between Hays. former
chairman Of the Republican national
committee. and Harry F. Sinclair in
Sinclair's contribution to the COM
mittee, was long active in Demo-
cratic politics in Cook county He
was So.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
TR0TSKl DENIES RUMOR
Disclaims Story of Seeking 10 Enter
United States.
: (By Thomson g. McKiunonl

BERLIN, July Leon Trotsky
has not sought admission into the
United States through the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. he notified
the United Press in a cablegram
from ConStantinopel.
TrotSki said he had asked only
the British government TO admit
him and was awaiting an answer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
HEAR PHONE PETITION
TO ANNEX 7 FIRM
Public Service Board TO ApproTs
Purchases.

Commissioner Jere West of Il
public service commission tod
heard the petition Of the India
Bel Telephone Company to ann
seven exchanges in which the lar
corporation already owns the CO.
trolling stock.
Approval is a matter Of arrang
details, West said following s
hearing. No opposition was OFF
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IS MILLION PERSONS IN
u. S. HARD OF HEARING
Constitute Big Problem in Wasted
Citizenship, Farley Told.

81 NcjCHCc NcrUicC
ATLANTA, Ga, July 1-Although
the deaf-mutes represent only
.0005 per cent Of the population,
100000 persons or IS per cent Of
our population, are hard of hearing
Miss Estelle L. Samuelson, in
structor Of lip reading at Columbia
university, told the department of
lip reading Of the National Educa-
ton Association today that these
partially deaf individuals constitute
a big problem in retarded education.
limited working ability and wasted
citizenship
Miss SamuelSon told Of surveys
recently made which brought TO
light the fact that there are more
than 100000 partially deaf chill
dren in the elementary schools
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Filler Attempts Loop. Killed

BH JHifCd Press
CAMDEN. n. j.. July Attempt
ing to loop-the-loop for the first
time. Nicholas Engleman of Phila-
delphia, fell l 200 feet in his plane
and was killed at the Pine Valley
aviation field near here.
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VERNON PARK CHRISTIAN
CHURCH IS DEDICATED
$3.50 Raised at Ceremonies for New
Buildings.

Initiating services which will con-
tinue throughout the week, Vernon
Park Christian church dedicated its
new building on Kitley avenue near
Thirty eighth street Sunday.
Following the raising of $3.50 by
popular subscription, the Rev. J. A.
Joyce, pastor, conducted evange-
Hstic services. The Revs w. M.
Williams of the United Christian
Missionary Society and N. L. Collins,
pastor Of the West Park Christian
church also spoke at the morning
services. Music was furnished by
the Rev Virgil P, Brock and Mrs.
Brock.
The dedicatorv sermon was
preached by the Rev. ". L. Collin,l
Sunday afternoon for the recently
organized church.
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GUNMEN TAKE $4,000
OverpoWer Bank Messenger in
Lobby of Building; Escape.

BU UJfCN pTIsF
AKRON. O.. July 1.-Two gun
men today held up S. w. Jackson,
Industrians Savings and Loan Com
pany messenger and escaped with
$4,000.
The bandits oyerpoWered Jackson
as he stepped into the lobby of the
lean company building They
grabbed the bag containing the
money and fed in an automobile.
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Coast Attempt Starts

81 UIf1N TrONN
LOS ANGELES, Cal. July l.
Leo Nomis and Maurice Morrison,
alternating at the controls of tiny
Cessna monoplane, today began
their second day in the air in an
attempt to better the worlds refuel-
ing endurance flight record.
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Injured in Auto Accident

Miss May Nicson. Is, Of PorI
Mich. was slightly injured Whe8
auto operated by Ralph Greble,
tiac, was struck by a car drivk
Claude J. Crockett 80, Of GOT
Beville street. as the latter
tempted a left turn from Wa
ton street into Noble street
today,
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#Hftcd Prose
EW YORK, July IA money
" that sent the call rate to Is
cent unexpectedly today failed
iampen bullish enthusiasm on
Stock Exchange.
jr a time proht-taking brought
2gularity and reduced gains that
+ run 10 10 points in some issues,
this was quickly absorbed and
der the lead Of the rails, prices
lied.
Wabash vas slow in getting into
ION, but late in the afternoon 1t
Re a rousing demonstration on the
louncement it had applied for
mission TO form a fifth trunk
:, The stock was coming out in
e strings.
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BVT nifcd Press

D Y 7 WfIfN ~ y
TOLEDO. Julv Hogs Receipts. 500.
market. Is to zoe higher: heavies. $40 T5G
Gil.25: GOOD pigs. sl1dil25. Cattle-Rs-
ceipts 100: market steady 20 soc lover
Caives-Receipts. light market. strong.
Sheen and lambs-Feceipts, light; market
steady.
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Tuffcd Press
ECps-Market.

steady: receipts. il. $50 cases; extra firsts.
90 a SOC: frsts. 28l 2sc: ordinaries. 81.
a 28c; seconds. 25i2c. Butter-Market,
ira firsts. 4OG 40i &C; firsts SEA 39l2c; sec
onos. 37i2M3sI7c; standards. 4lc. Poultry
Market. steady: receipts, cars; fowls.
a 23c: ducks. spring. 20@ SOC; geese. lie;
turkeys, goa soc; BOOSTERS. 20: broilers. Is
@s4c. Cheese-Twins. 81 2G22e young
Americas. 23c. Potatoes-On track. 203;
arrivals. $50; in transit. GAL market on
new stock about steady; no sales; old
Southern sacked triumphs. s225G 3: Viz
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Births


Joseph and Marie Eisen. sls North
Davidson.
Rovs
Lorraine and Mary Ross. ia Pomeroy
Albert and Catherine Keen. 522 North
Oakland.
William and Jean West 1924 Winthrop.
Oris and Mary Jeffries 1901 English,
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Socialist Cabinet Resigns

81 UIff0 PTfFF
REVAL, Esthonia. July 1.-The
Estronian cabinet. headed by A. Rel
Socialist. resigned today Rel has
been at the head Of the cabinet
since Dec. 4, 1928.
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Other Livestock
81 7 UitP6 Press


CHICAGO. July Hogs Receipts.
$4,000; including $4,000 directs; market
fairly active and strong to loc higher than
225 lbs. weights: bulk better grade, 10000
ID. hogs. Sl0.75M 11.40; butcher. medium
to choice 250-350 lbs. $40 5OM ii O5: 200
ESQ lbs, slO750 1l.4O; 10000 lbs. S10.65
n ll.40: 13O160 lbs. S10.40M11.4O: pack
ing soWs. S935N 1925: pigs medium to
choice. 90-130 lbs s1025Gl125. Cattle
Receipts, Ia 900; calves. 5000; star trade
steady to Csc higher mostly 10 TO l5c
higher; steers predominating, early top
Sl5.65 with prospects of more being paid;
slaughter classes. steers. good and choice
1900 1900 lbs. Sl4m 10. rs; 1l00-l300 lbs.
si4Ml5.75; 95o-l1oo lbs; isla.5O@ Is, IS;
$50 lbs. sl3.250 1850; heifers. good and
choice, $50 lbs down. s1325M1475; COM
mon and medium. s9.50015: COWS good
and choice, s850@12; common and me-
dun, S725M $50; low cutter and cutter,
s5.75m7.25: bulls. good and choice beef
s1015m115 cutter to medium. s8M10.I5;
yealers milk-fed. god and choice. S13N
1878: medium. Sl1M 10: Gull and common.
$50 II; Stocker and feeder steers. good and
choice. all weights, S12.25M 49, so: common
and medium. $9.75M1225. Sheep-Re-
ceeipts. 1000; market active. mostly csc
rangers, Sl4.5o@ 1915; yearings. $11.501l
lambs steady: lambs, good and choice 90
lbs, down. s14@15; medium, s1250G ~
Gull and common. s11G12.50 ewes me-
oium to choice $50 lbs. down. SIS 50M ). IS:
Gull and common. s2.50N $50: feeder lambs
good and choice, SIP 50G13.60
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-01
Russian Lynchers Jailed

MOSCOW July Mime leaders
Of a mob. which lynChed the station
guard at Podolsk. we're found guilty
and given varying sentences, up TO
seven years.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying S1.1O for
30. Q red wheat and s1.02 for No. hard.
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PvT uifcf Press


CLEVELAND. July .-Butter-EXtras.
As !. n IS &c: extra frsts, 41l4@43l4c; sec
onos, 39is Al &C. Eggs-Firsts. 29l q SOC;
ordnaries 26i2c. Poultry-Fovls. csc;
oroilerS. $50 4oo; Leghorn. 23G 24c: Leg
horn hroilers 2s@ SOC ducks, spring, SOC
33c: Ole cocks ls0 l9c.
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BV 7 HjtCd Press

CLEVELAND, July -Hogs-Receipts.
1900; market 10 to Csc higher; 25O-350
ll.s5: 10000 lbs. s11.75G 1870; I30-l6o
lbs: sll.75M IL. 90: 90-13G lbs. s11.65m II. 90:
packing sows. 9(.50dl0. Cattle-Receipts.
700: market. steady. Calyes-Receipts. 900
market. strong; beef steers. 500 Is: beef
cows s6G9 low cutter and cutter COWS.
S6M7 vealers. sl4Nl7. Sheep-Receipts.
d14.50; bulk Gull lambs, s11Ml2 50 bulk
fat ewes, $5.50M6.50
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VTujtcd Press


NEW YORK. July l-Flour. active 70
Firm. Mess-sSl.5 so Lard-Dull: middle
west spot sl2.30dl2.40. Tallow-Firm
special TO extra. ~ q &C. Potatoes
Sweet potatoes-Southern. So jersey, 75c q
81 so. Dressed Poultry-Steady to firm;
turkeys. 25M 46c; chickens, 30M 46c; capons.
30N sc: fowls l9d $50: ducks l3m 26c;
ducks Long Island. 2ld24c. Live poultry
Steady; geese. 80 a lie. ducks. 16G25c;
fowls. 30G32c turkeys. goa soc; ROSTERS.
goa PIC: broilers 25M 4sc Cheese-Quiet;
state whole milk. fancy 10 special. PIE
% &C, young America. 23i , a 2sc.
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TOLEDO. O.. July Cash grain close
Wheat-No. 2. s1.23ml .24. Corn-No. ?.
coca 81. Reno. ?. S1.O5. Oats-No. q
49, IA &C. Barley-No. ?. SIC. Clover
Domestic. old SIC: new SIC: imported. old
S1275: new. S13.25. Timothy-Old. $40;
new. s2.70. Butter-43G 47c Eggs-28G
SOC Hay-s1.5O cwt.
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81 I Hitcd Press

PITTSBURGH. July -Hogs-Receipts.
1000; market. steady: 25o-35o lbs. SII3 5@
sI2G 12.15 130-160 lbs. Sl1.50m12.15: 90
$50 lbs, s11.25M11.75; packing sows. SO Is
ass. Cattle-Receipts. 500: narkot
sterS, lower. CalVeS-Receipts I4O0:
market soc lower beef steers. sI20l IS:
light yearing steers and hoifers. s1l.500
1850 beef COWS $50 low cutter and
1880. Sheep-Receipts 1900; market.
steady to strong; top fat lambs. S14; bulk
1880, bulk fat ewes, $50 $50; bulk year
nngS, S9Gil.
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Receipts. $500: market. steadr-
Cattle
ReCeintS. 200.


Top fat lambs ............s14O0
BULK lat lamos ........,...... 12.5OM II. 90
6uik Gull lamos .............. 9.o0m LOO
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Government Bonds

-SaIeS-
$500 Indianapolis Water Co 5i3s 50 100
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EAST BUFFALO. July 1.-Hogs-Re
ceipts 1000: holdoyers 200 market.
steady: 23o-350 lbs. s11d 11.75; 200-25O
lbs. 1900 1910; 10000 lbs s1l75m
1910: l3o-16o lbs. s11.T5 1925: 9o-l3o lbs,
81: 75@ p IS; packing sovs. s975m 1925.
Cattle-Receipts. 1900; market. active. IS
n SOC higher. Calves-ReceiptS. 1900
market active and steady: beef steers.
3:25q 1850: light yearling steers and
heifers. s146 80; low cutter and cutter.
s5@6. Sheep-Receipts. / 200; market &C
tive to SOC higher: bulk fat lambs 1872
nl525: bulk Gull lambs. Stops; eulk fat
ewes. S5.75d6 $50 bulk feeding lambs SO so
Gll25.
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Lehigh Joins In

Previous TO the setback, new
CHS we're made by Missouri-Kan-
s-Texas. Union Pacific. Chesa-
axe d Ohio, Atchison. St. Louis,
4 n Francisco, Kansas City South
n, Norfolk & Western and St.
1uis Southwestern.
Lehigh Joined the upward move
Re IN the day with a rush. The
1ck was carried up more than two
1nts. Western Maryland. and Erie
owed forward. Pennsylvania made
cord high at 81. up Il.
his strength in rails sent the
irOad average into new record
ritory following its squirt to a new
Rk on Saturday. The industrial
srage also began the new half
pr at a new top and many of the
Ies used TO compile the index
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IS LEAD IN
jLLISH MART;
MONEY IN HIKE
IabaSh Stock Comes Out
in Long Strings on
Trunk Permit.
average Stock Prices

OF twenty industriaIs Monday
3. up PA. Average OF twenty
16l g.. I'D 81. Average OF forty
az g3.35. Of .0s.
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Banks and Exchange
:NnIANAPOIIS STATENiTNr

:NDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
ole napolS bank clearlngS Monday.
j., S6,268 600. debts Si02 S..
CHICAGO STATEMENT
uif,d Press
FTCAGO July Bank ciearlngs.
500 600. house clearing balances. s13.-
poo.
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BIZ Times Spfciai

LOUISVILLE. July l.-Hogs-Rceeipts.
! 800: market. 20c higher: mediums and
lights, 10000 lbs. SO 6Od 1I45: extreme
lbs. down. s7.35@8.60; stays and throw
outs s8.50m9.10 Cattle-Receipts. 1000
bulls and Gamers. CSC lower: prime heavy
steers. s12@13: heavy shipping steers. 81
n -: mediums and plain steers. SO 5ON II :
fat heifers. s8.5oN13; good to choice cows.
$50 $50; medium TO good COWS. s6.50G 8:
fancy calves. $3.50; cutters. s6N $50: can
ners. s5m so: bulls. s7.5om9: feeders. SO so
500; market. steady; good to choice. si0m
IL: medium to good. s7m9: outs. 81. Sheep
Receipts. $50; market steady; ewes and
Tethers. SIS: seconds. s5N9: buck lambs.
sl3: sheep. s4.50m $50. Saturdays ship
nlents--Cattle, Is; calves, 53l; hogs. none
sheen 900