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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-25
HOGS LARGELY
IS CENTS Up
IN LOCAL PENS
Cattle, Sheep and Lambs
Steady; VeaIerS 80
Cents OF.

Hogs were largely Is cents higher
today in the local stockyards. The
bulk of 16O-280 pounds sold at Sl1.S5
to $1240. Receipts were estimated
at 5000, and followers from
Wednesdays market numbered 1856.
The cattle market was steady
There were not enough beef steers
on hand to make a market. Vealers
were so cents lower selling at SIG
down.
The sheep and lamb market was
also steady. Better grade lambs
brought around $13 to $3.50. Fat
ewes sold at $3.50 to $3.50.
The Chicago hog market opened
around 10 cents higher than
Wednesdays average. Few loads Of
10000 pound weights brought
SIPS to $12.35. Choice 230-250-
pound butchers sold at $11.75 to
S1190 Receipts were $4,000, in
Guiding $500 directs, and holdoverS
totaled 5000.
Cattle receipts were 5000; sheep,
receipts we're 5000.
Hog prices today were as follows:
250-350 pounds, $1140 to $12; 200-250
pounds, $12 to 1920; 10000
pounds, s12.40; l30-160 pounds,
s11.90 to SIPS; 90-130 pounds,
$11.15 to $1165, and packing sows,
SO. so to $1,000.
Cattle receipts we're 600; calf re-
ceipts were $50; beef steers. $l2 to
S16.25: beef COWS, 1925 to Sill; low
cutter and cutter COWS. Sc to $3.50;
Wears. $3.50 to $3.50; heavy calves,
$3.50 to $3.50; bulk stock and feed
er steers, SO to $3.50.
Sheep receipts 1900; top fat
lambs. S13 to 81 so; bulk Gull
lambs. SO to $12, and bulk fat ewes,
$3.50 to $3.50
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Filler May Leave Today on
4,700- Mile Hop.

BU United Press
TACOMA, Wash. July 25.-Tense
with excitement at the prospect that
Lieutenant Harold Bromley may
take his orange -colored Lockheed
monoplane roaring into the north
west skies today, bound for Toxic,
400 miles away, crowds of Ia
comans and others from the sur
rounding countryside focked to the
airport here today to be on hand
in case the aviator should decide
on a surprise departure.
Weather conditions alone will gov
ern the time of takeoff. but crowds
at the field today felt assured they
would see the new lOw-winged Eek
plorer" model monoplane take the
air Wednesday night as he was
leaving the field Bromley said: Il
will taxi my ship from the hangar
Thursday morning, sure, for the
f1ral test flight"
At dusk Wednesday mechanics
pronounced the machine fit to take
the air at a moments notice.
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Building Permits
2. Sprague garage. 1874 Shelby. s255
c. Enhart. garage. $40 North Bevill

e. Sprague garage. 1914 Shelby. s255
c. Emhart. garage. 3i9 North Beville.
t755
P. Kritsch garage. 61S Iowa. S255.
W. G. STOPPER. garage. 1921 Union. s255.
A. A Hoeltke dwelling and garage, 1902
North Bancroft SO TOO.
K. A. Stonehouse. dwelling and garage,
so2 South Irvington S3.i50.
Steel Frame House COMPANY. dwelling,
b70l North Pennsylvania. slS, 900.
3. P Wooling. dwelling and garage. 620s
Washington boulevard. s. 600.
S. Lober, garage. 1877 South Keystone.
It. A carson. garage. I'll East Forty
fourth. $500
J. Friedman. garage. 25l7 Shelby. 81 500
$4,000
j. Friedman. apartment, 2525 Shelby.
s52. 600.
2. r. Traenkner. garage. 1901 South
Randolph. 5000.
indianapolis Machinery and Supply Com
pany reroof Belt railroad and Meridian,
s45O
A. NJ TAYLOR addition. 1929 Yandes,
5000
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In the Stock Market
cBy Thomson &, McKinnon)

NEW YORK, July 25.-Appar-
emily banking sources are not at all
concerned over what appears to be
but temporary furry in the money
market and we doubt very much if
the money rate would have attract
ed so much attention had it not
been for apprehension over the Eng
lish bank rate. With the English
rate left unchanged and general ex-
pectatiOns that the loan statement
will probably show only moderate
increase-and a decrease will not be
at all surprising-the market will
probably give more attention to
business fundamentals, with the
credit question again playing a less
conspicuous role. The views of for
mer President Coolidge on the bright
outlook for the railroads should and
probably will be one of the main in
f1uences from a market standpoint,
although we doubt whether the eX-
cellent earnings report to be an
nounced after the close by the
Bethlehem Steel Corporation has
been fully discounted as barometer
of the general prosperity of the
country. Liquidation, which was
absorbed in large volume earlier in
the week. has undoubtedly strength
ened the technical position of the
market as a whole. and We believe
the good investment securities are
in a position to not only recover re
cent lost ground, but to attain new
high records.
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HERMAN MERKLIN RITES
TO BE HELD SATURDAY
Owner of Northern Beach Dies at
Age of 81.

Funeral services for Herman
Marklin, SO. 827 Dawson street. who
died Wednesday in st. Vincent's
hospital, will be held Saturday aft
ernoon at st. Patricks Catholic
church. with burial in Concordia
cemetery.
Mr.. Merklin was proprietor of
Northern beach, summer resort on
White river. He has operated a
stand in the meat department of
the city market for many years.
He was born in Germany and came
here when he was 16.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs.
Tilhe Merklin: four sons, Walter,
Joseph. Erwin and Edward Merk-
lin: five daughters. Mrs. Edna
Schmutte. Miss Viola. Miss Frances,
Miss Goldie and Miss Virginia
Merklin. All live. in Indianapolis.
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GAS ROBBERY CHARGED
Station Attendant Identifies Alleged
HOIduD Man.

Ole Cochran, %. of 100 South
Noble street. arrested last week on
vagrancy charges, was reslated on
a charge of robbery today after
Clyde Disboro, 2007 Parker avenue
is alleged to have identified him as
one of two bandits who robbed the
Standard Oil filling station at Pratt
and Delaware street, where Disboro
is the attendant, July is.
Disboro picked Cochran from a
group of eight prisoners lined up be-
fore him in the turkeys Office at
police headquarters. Cochran de-
MED the robbery.
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What S What
in Stocks

(Today's quotation Open 1sl)
TIE Saars-Roebuck Company Uas IN
corporated in New YORK in 1906. The
and retail store business Il operates from
is Chicago headquarters and numerous
branches and is the leading mail order
cbs1dise distributor. Stockhoiders voted
in 1923 to increase capital stock from
200 900 shares to 5,ooO,600 shares. They
Rave general Offices in Chicago and New
York Comparative statistics SHOW. Total
income in 1928 was 1928 760.3lt: earnings
on common stock. Sc %; sales for the first
we mo tbs in 1929 total 1850 732. and
increase of s36.550, 7s6. OF 30.4 per cent.
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BAR REPORTER FROM
PARDON BOARD SESSION
Expelled for Article on Probe of
Prison Stabbing.

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, July 25.
John Bach, reporter for the Mich
igan City Dispatch, was barred from
further pardon board meetings at
the state prison here today because
of an article ne wrote some time
ago.
Bach told the United Press he be-
lieved his expulsion resulted from
an article he printed about an in
vestigation which was to follow a
fatal stabbing at the prison.
Bach's story also related the res
ignation of Henry F. Kratzer as as
Sistant deputy warden of the prison
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The City
in Brief
ERInAT EVENTS

Optimist Club luncheon. Claypool
Aitrusa Club luncheon. Columbia Club
knights of Columbus luncheon, Sphinx
Arms.
Phi Delta Theta luncheon. Chamber of
Commerce.
Master Painters Association luncheon,
Elks Club.
indianapolis Round Table luncheon.
Lincoln.
Reserve Officers Association lunch
con- Board of Trade.
Delta Tau Delta luncheon, Columbia
Club.
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The annual Winkler reunion will
be held Sunday, Aug. II, in Garfield
park. Officers will be elected to
succeed Len. Winkler of Rushville.
president; George L. Winkler,
Marion county sheriff. -presi-
dent. and Bert Winkler. Kokomo,
secretary.
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Radio Musician browns

BIZ Jntfed Pro8S
LA PORTE, Ind, July 25-Reg-
inaId Peel, accompanist of the Maple
City Four, La Porte male quartet,
widely-knoWn broadcasters from
WIS, Chicago, was drowned on
Wednesday night at Barron lake,
Niles, Mich. Peel's parents live in
England. He has a brother Fred in
Gary. He would have been % years
old TO-DAY.
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Lost and Found

GREEN GOLD WATCH and chain. with
chain. Serial No. 9O5354: Lysse Nardn
movement. Raised gold figures on dial.
Liberal reward. Box D-l42 Times
LOST SMALL WHITE DOG With brown
spots. near 1900 block S. Mer. Reward.
Mrs. Barnes 40 E. McCarty. DR.. 1927
LOST OR STOLEN German Police dog
Answers to name Of Fritz; has harness
on. Reward. Ri 1922. or DR.. 3638-W.
Nj GrendeI
LOST-2 pr. childrens slippers, r. V. D's
and neckties downtown, re. Dr.. 1913
LOST Tan travelling bag on Foil Greek
boulevard: near Northwestern ave; finder
plea7e call Ia. 604. Reward.
LOST Boston Terrier small female
white eye white breast, name Pat"
Oh. 4101
LOST 9x12 rug on South street; reward.
Ideal Furniture Co
BRIEF CASE-Block leather containing
photos. yesterday afternoon. Reward
POLICE DOG Black with tan legs. wear
ing brass studded harness, suitable re
ward if returned 333 Illinois. Ii. 1908.
$40 BILL Between saith and Col
lege and 42nd and College Liberal re-
ward. Kroger Mgr. saith and COLLEGE.
BEAGLE HOUND-6 months old white
with black spots. Answers to name Of
Teddv. Childs pct Reward. va. 4474.
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Death Notices

PORN. Fr1sA-wife of JoeeDh Born. moth
or Of Marie. Carl. Rudoloh Born. Mrs.
varl Rep0ert end aunt NJ Ms A. 7.
D. n. ace =. ~ her home 1885 Lex
i7gton ave Friends NAV call Friday aft
erroo1 End evening Funeral notice later.
00wNINc Al CE-Mother of Mrs. Raw
pose end MS. Fine Arnold. passed swav
ot the home Of Ms. r. A. Winchel.
9749 Y. Norris St. Wednesday. july "a
1929 ace 50 wears. Funeral FRIDAY ?
Hill. Friends invited.
nODSON. CHARLES OTTS-Age 81 years.
beloved hrehand of Minnie T.; Dofson,
father Of Elizabeth and Howard. podson.
brother Of Mrs. Fav Akers and vernon
0odson paced aTav Wednesday. july "a
2 . n F1lneral Saturday. July 27.
=. ~. - residerce. $3.50 Central ave
FriAnde NAV call at residence after /
n ~ F~idav.
DAWES V0VTAPD D.-Palo~ed husband
Of Ms Nellie Davies. Father Of Grace
ritaI Wedresdsv- morning. Funeral Fri-
6av .rulv 2s $40. At TIE residence 51s n.
Dearborn. q. n at St. Philip Neri
church burial Holy Cross cemetery.
C4MpRFTTl- MONTE PAUL-Littie son Of
Ernest and GLADYS. passed away al the
home 1913 ". vermont Funeral FRIDAY.
n q ~ al the above address Burial
Floral ParK cereterV FrleEos lGFlleo
GFOPGE HARRY C-Age 81 wears. be-
loved husband Of Gertrude George and
brother Of Mrs Matte VI. Murphy. passed
AVA Tuesday. July 23d s.23 D. m. Fu-
re-a1 FriAav .rHl~ 2s $40 p m. FINN
pPOTEFRs FUNERAL HOME. 1899 Y
Meridian Services St. Johns Church.
. 2. n pprial Crown Hi Cemetery.
friends invited.
T0v- TPTTTToO ArICE-Beloved mother
~ ,,-s - >~sv pesVe~. Ms. Ps-eie J
Flnra anS uAn~v Glenn Tvittipo departed
ft7is Hfe Tuesday. July g. D. NJ age
"a years Funeral FRIDAY. JULY IS Ct
residence. 1905 z. Twpntv-second St. 10
a. m. Burial Oaklandon csrneterv
Friends invited Funeral under direction
q Mo02x n KxR6
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so HOT SAYS 'GH0ST,'
MAN IN UMDERGARMENT
Cops Find Spectre" on Roof to Be
Myth Waterman.

BIZ JHited Press
BROOKLYN, N. Y. July Is
Italian RESIDENTS Of Sackett street
saw ghostly spectre stalk the roof
of a dar kand quiet garage on their
street Wednesday night. They be-
came alarmed, then frantic.
A riot call was sent. Eight po-
lcemen an dthree detectives ar
rived and surrounded the garage.
Two of them cautiously CROPPED
through the building to the roof.
An apparition in white stepped
toward them-and spoke.
It was merely the night watch
man parading in his abbreviated
undergarments for comfort.
1t was so hot, he explained.
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PickDocket Gets S82

A pickpocket relieved John Dew,
Madison. Ind. of a wallet contain
ing s82 while he was standing on a
street car loading platform at I'LL
nois and Washington streets
Wednesday afternoon, he told police
today.
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Henry G. Johnson, IL, of 1928
East Raymond street. whose leg was
crushed by machinery at the G. &
J. Tire Co.. 545 East Georgia street,
Saturday. died in Indiana Christian
hospital Wednesday following am
putation of the member. He is sur
vived by the widow. Mrs. Blanche
Johnson, four daughters and five
sisters.
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Robin Spurns Mother

BIZ IlWfS NDfct1I
EVANSVILLE, Ind. July 25.-A
young robin which has been cared
for by Mrs. James Y. Sproule since
it fell from a nest. refuses to return
to its mother, although the older
bird makes daily efforts to win it
haesA
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Tractor Operator Killed

BIZ Jnited Press
GARY, Ind, July 25-Crushed
beneath a tractor when it upset here
today. Darrell Silcott, 38, Hobart,
was killed instantly. Silcott was
grading a golf course when the &C
cident occurred.
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Leaps From Auto to Death

BIZ United Press
GARY, Ind, July 25.-Jumping
from the rear seat of the automobile
in which he and three companions
were riding, John Bozyk, %. East
Chicago, fell in the path Of Indiana
Harbor Belt freight train today and
sustained injuries from which he
o.
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Special Notices


REDUCING rautdly. safely; amazing re-
suits; relief for rheumatism. neUritis.
diabetes, hay and rose fever, kidney trou~
bic, high blood pressure all blood troubles.
Nature Aid Mineral Baths. 230 z. Ohio
St Room 303. Castle Hall Ii 5092
MILDRED SULPHUR STEAM BATHS-For
Men and women. 204 Rauh Bldg 10
E. Ohio St.
STRICTLY HOMEMADE BREAD ALL
KINDS CAKES PARKER HOUSE ROLLS.
BAKER IN MY OWN HOME, REASON
ABLE. MRS. STOKER. 2157 N. CAPITOL.
I will not be responsible for debts con-
tracted by Lucille Nav Masters. Charles
E. Masters. 1906 Haugh St.
ENDICOTT-JOHNSON- Shoes, work clothes
ana gloves. lib Virginia. Cut prices.
Permanent Waving, $3.50
Mrs Cochran. 1927 Sangster. HUI. 3l57,
NURSEMale: r. NJ graduate: care for al
cases; can furn. best ref Ha 199l-W.
Used Bricks Given Away
CALL BE. 1927
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Deoth Notices

SHIP. ROSCOE Age as: beloved husband
Of Frances Ship and brother OF Mrs
Mabel Hughes Mrs. Maude Foxworthy
Mrs Clara Grimes Mrs Cora DrsFoo and
Ira and Carl II. Ship, passed away early
Wednesday morning Funeral AZ the
Speedway Boulevard Methodist Church
Friday July rs at ? .. IN. Friends in
yited Burial at Crown Hill. Friends
NAV call az the late residence. 1915
sharon Ave. until noon Friday or at the
chmrrn from nntil . EritaN-
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Cut When Door Glass Breaks

Opening a door at I54 west Mary
land street. Margaret Gorwin, g.
Apartment BOG of that address. cut
her hand when a door glass broke
Wednesday night.
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SURVEY LIGHT NEEDS
Unnecessary Lamps Will BE
Eliminated.

A survey to eliminate unnecessary
street lights was begun TODAY by
the board of works in order to keep
the 1880 appropriation for light and
water at $855,O00, this years figure.
Emsley w. Johnson, works board
member, proposed the survey by the
city engineering department and
agreed not to order more lights for
new additions that are eliminated.
Mayor L. Ert Slack and Sterling R.
Holt. city controller, agreed to hold
the light budget down despite sew
eral DEVELOPMENT programs.
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81 United Press
NEW YORK. July 25.-Bank clearinzs.
81 ,645. 900 900, clearing house balances.
S2i9 900 900; federal reserve bank credit
balances, $4,000, 900.
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Card OF Thanks

CARD OF THANKS wish 70 sincerity
thank the Finn Bros. and attendants Ia
their wonderful services and Nndu y
shown US during the death Of our beloved
CanEanv. Who died July rs. Also Rev
Father Sullivan. Fathr Weber and Father
Readinge and all our friends for tho
beautiful foral and spiritual offerings.
WIFE AND CHILDREN
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FIRMER CREDIT
CAUSES HEAVY
STOCK SELLING
A. T. & 7. Sets AII-Time
Record in Irregular
Market.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of tpenty industria1s Thurs
dsv mas 1904 of 2s4 Average Of
twenty rails was 1865 of ~. Average
Of forty bonds Vss 1881. up 10.
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R,B Times Special
LOUISVILLE !

IOUIoN lille, july Io.-HOgS-ReCelpt
600; market, zoe higher; mediums and
lights. 1870 to 300 lbs $I1.45GI230 extreme
heavies, 300 lbs. up, s118O; pigs, 1870 lbs.
doyn $S2oq s,45 stays and ,ot throwoptss.
steady; prime heavy steers, s12G13.50;
heavy shipping steers. SLAP; medium
$500 is: good to choice cows. $8G9.50:
medium to good cows, s6.5O@8; cutters,
Sc n $50: Gamers. s5d5.50; bulls. $500
$50: feeders S9.50G1l.50; stockerS, $50
11.25. Calves-Receipts. 200: market.
steady: fancy calves, si4.5o; good to choice,
s13d14; medium to good. s12G13 outs.
sl1 down. Sheep-Receipts. 1900: mar
ket lambs soc lower; sheep steady: ewes
and wethers. sl3; seconds. $3.50; buck
lambs $12: sheep. s4.50G $50: Wednesdays
shipments Cattle. ll6: calves, 1922: hogs.
329: sheep 1908
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TREASURY STATEMENT

81 United Press
WASHINGTON. july 2s.-Treasurv net
balance July %. Sl56.852 743 80; customs
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Harley Decker, %, Rocky Branch,
KY, today faced an indictment in
his native state for the murder of
his uncle, July IA. following his re-
turn to Rocky Branch from Indian
apolis, Wednesday.
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BIZ Tntted Press
CHICAGO. July 75-Bank clearinRs,
slll, 1000 900; house clearings balance ss4,-
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receipts 6.698 cases; extra firsts. 33633i2 &c:
f1rsts, 32SI 32l2c; ordinaries. 29m3lc; sec
onds, 25M27i2c Butter-Market, firm
frstsD. 4ols@4ilac: firsts. SEA sec: seconds,
37M38l2c; standards, 42Ac. Poultry
Ne rket. steady: receipts. l car; fowls,
1871 ? n 28i3c: springers. 22G Sic: Leghorns,
Csc: ducks, 186 zoe; geese spring &c; tur-
keys 20@30c; BOOSTERS. 21iqc; broiler,
26m 29c Cheese-Twins. 21l2c; Young
Americas. &c. PotatoeS-On track, 287:
arrivals 90; in transit. $50; market. dull
on barrels. steady on sacked; Kansas and
Missouri sacked Irish Cobblers. S202.25;
East Shore Virginia barrels S4.75M5.
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Banks and Exchange
TNDTANAPOLTS STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

Indianapolis clearings balance Thursday,
July Is, 1898 600; debts, s7,7l4,000.
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Albert Teaford wa selected presi-

Albert Teaford wa selected presi-
dent of the Dubois County Reunion
Association at a picnic at Garfield
park. Others elected were: Martin
Baecher, president; George J.
Ruehrschneck, treasurer, and Wal
ter N. Mann, permanent secretary.
Garfield park again was selected for
the reunion the last Sunday in
August, 1880.
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EAST BUFFAIo.. N Y. July 25.-Hogs-
Receipts. 200; followers 900, market &C
tiv. f5d25c higher! 25O35O lbs, s11.50@
1875; 20O-25O lbs., Sl2Q13; 10000 lbs.
$12.65@13;- 1So-16o lbs. S12.75q13; 9o-13O
lbs. s12.75G13; packing sows, s1275G13;
ceipts $50; market SLOW, steady and weak;
calves, receipts, 100; market. steady; beef
steers. Sl4.90M 1875; light yearlng steers
and heifers s1425d 1910 beef cows, SO so
a 1925; low cutter and cutter cows, $3.50
IS; veaiers, s18@l8.50. Sheep-Receipts.
100; market. lambs barely steady; bulk fat
lambs. s14G Is; bulk Gull lambs, S10.25D
1925; bulk fat ewes, s6d7.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying si.23 for
30. ze6 wheat and sl.ls for hard EhsAA
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Small Traders Unload

Brokerage advices to maintain
cautious attitude toward buying
had their effect on the general list
Small traders unloaded to await fur
ther developments, while the pro-
fessionals confined their activity to
the best stocks. The feature Of the
Gay was American Telephone and
Telegraph, which made a new rec
ord for all time.
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Business
and
Finance

I AfIlClES VI AA1NOA POl dtlOl4 Ia y
been filed with the secretary of state
bv the Ma-Co Realty Company,
Inc. which plans to erect two
story building and an adjacent one
story building on the southeast cor
ner of College avenue and Thirty
eight street. to be used as a north
side market house.
Capitalization is S250000 and a
s15O.OOO stock issue has been under
written by the Meyer Kiser Bank.
The buildings will be of Indiana
limestone with the two-story Struc-
tue being devoted to stores and
office space, the one-story building
to contain sixty market stalls.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 25.-Directors
Of the Consolidated Gas Company
of New York today voted to offer,
subject to approval of the public
service commission. additional COM
mon stock to present holders at SIS
a. share in the ratio Of one new
share for every two shares held ao
OF Sept. 16.
BIZ Times Special
WINNIPEG. July IS Total shipments Of
the Canadian Cooperative Wool Growers.
Ltd. at Weston, Ontario. will total 2'SOoi,II
coo pounds OF this amount AIoerta Riil
wan. 500 900: British Columbia, 100000. and
Manitoba. 300 900 pounds. The wool TINS
wear is reported to be in excellent conql-
ton being light in shrinkage and bright
in color.
A new 81 500. 900. hotel to be known as
the General Brock. has been opened at
most Of which AFFORD a fine view of Nj
agara Falls.
WINNIPEG. July 25.-When the Mani
toba Cooperative Poultry Marketing AS
ISOLATION. Ltd, began operation in 1922.
the first years shipments totaled five cars
of dressed poultry. Last year the. asso,
citation shipper seventy-tWo cars OF qreSSe9
cars of eggs to markets in eastern CANADA
and the United States The organlZaIon
now has a membership of over l2.O0O
farmers and their wives throughout Mani
toba.
BIZ UHitFd Press
bank and office building. to cost approx
natelv 500 900 900, will be erected for the
Continental bank of New York and the
New York Stock Exchange and curb houses,
it was announced by Frederick Horribly
president of the bank. Each tenant WI
said The building will be fifty stories in
height. Construction will start In 1881
Bu Tuitcd Press
MOSCOW. July 25.-Flotation of s375
COO 600 internal loan, the largest attempt
ed by the soviet government to date, will
today.
While estimates Of world acreage are
still incomplete the definite estimates for
some countries and reports of seeding con-
ditions in others suggest small increase
possibly only l per cent.
The average yield per acre for the world
excluding Russia and China. was ~ bu-
shells in the past year and 1873 bushels in
the previous year. compared with an av-
erage of 14.6 bushels in the SIX years
preceding.
Yields per acre so much above average
for two years in succession make the
outturn in the crop year lust starting.