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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-18
Down Go the
Prices of Shoes!

(1a Prs.) WOmen's Strap
Pumps, of black patent leather
or brown kidskin; not Cd Ok
all sizes. Were $3.50. " ''OO
(23 Prs.) WOnSen'S Straps and
Step-in Pumps, of patent leather,
brown snake calf and black satin;
broken sizes. Were
s5.s5 to $3.50. Friday 81 OK
only ..............
(33 PrS.) Misses and Junior
Misses OxfOrds, patent leather
strap pumps; all with welted
soles and leather heels. Sizes
49, to 1872 and 2l12 to 4. Were
$500 and 1925. Fri CO OK
day only ...........
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-18
J. Miss Can SdUe on
Coats

(2O) Wool Goats, trimmed
with capes, some with fur, but
all smart; red, green, tan; Is
to IT; were $3.50. CS 81
Friday only ......... pO'%a
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Sport Toys for the
Thrifty SportslOon1an!

Sport IOGS FOR the
Thrifty SportslDom0n!
(I3) PonEee BIOuses.
Originally s2,s5. Fri G1 OK
day only ...........
(24) Wash BIouses.
Originally $l95. Fri CT 40
day only ......... ~
(I3) Sleeveless Jersey BIousea.
S Originally nD1H ''.s'' Fri S1.N
(2) Raincoats. Orig GO OK
inally $10.95. Friday pO'<o
(6) SIR BIouses.
or oE,si no1E SOS. mi $3.4o
CD An-WooI Sweat
ers. Originally 1926. Cd 40
Friday only ........ %
az Tweed Riding Brooches.
Originally $5.95. Fri Cd 40
day only. complete. ~'
az Tweed Riding Brooches.
S Originally n,,;n 'a.'S' Fri S2.49
~ Tweed Riding Brooches.
Originally 6.1 mail 1925. Fri $2.05
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Remnants of Co0tings
and Suitings, ~ of

$1,000 ydS.) BroadclOth, flannel,
tweed, jersey and other woolens,
] to 4 yard lengths; originally
81 to So yd. Fri S0o t0C2
day only, yd. .OOC W PO
Thfrd EIonr
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Clearance of Paj0n0s

1851 Pajamas of striped percale
and broadcloth and a few pa
jana ensembles with jackets and
knee-length pants. Were SQo
soc. Friday only. ...,,..
Third Floor
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Many UnadUertised Items Tomor
Halt Price Sale of
Stamped Goods

and a few embroidered models
that are Only % Original Price!
Breakfast sets, pillow tops, scarfs,
vanity sets, pillowcases, curtains,
rompers, spread children's
dresses and many others.
Third Floor
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Summer Dresses for
Almost Nothing!

(25) Washable Crepe and
shantung dresses, paStels and
white; f1ared and pleated skirts;
sizes IA to 20; were Ct 81
$5.74. Friday only. PA'Of
inexpensive ShOD-Second Floor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-27
In the Stock Market
NV thomson & McKinnonl

NEW YORK, June 27.-Extent OF
defation which securities have SUI
fered is well emphasized IN the huge
decrease in brokers borrowings.
While a liberal drop was expected,
one as substantial as reported was
not looked for. With the release OF
this amount Of credit little wonder
that money has gone begging Tor
demand and the call rate as re-
suit dropped to IL per cent, flg-
ure not seen since 1917. An infer
ence of unusual Importance to be
drawn from the tremendous shrink
age in loans is the existence OF a
large short interest which along
with the investment buying already
in evidence should provide the mar
ket with strong bulWark. 1t is
interesting to note executives in dis
cussing the affairs of their corpora
tions voice decidedly cheerful at
titude. Many excellent stocks, with
a long unbroken dividend record,
are now yielding between 5 and 6
per cent. We refer particularly to
the good oils and rails. Assurance
that the northern pacific dividend
will be earned and maintained
should do much to increase gener-
ally the investment buying In rails.
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Deaths

Charles Russell Coy. months. 721 DIN,
broncho pneumonia.
Clara Jane White. rs. 1434 Fruitdale,
acute myocarditiS.
Mary j: Cloud, SO, 1853 East Terrace,
Lizzie Brown. 10. city hospital. &C.
q entail.
Cora Jane Good. ss. 4132 Sutherland.
coronary thrombosis.
Robert Jean Sickel 2 days, city hos
pital premature birth.
Enoch P. Jersey So. Methodist hos
pital hvpostatic pneumonia.
Dorothy Van Hook. 10 months, IS West
Annabsn skasgs. 80, 1892 Shepard,
Ella Ella Thomas. as. 1924 Arch. chronic
myocaroitis.
Nancy Jane Facemire. n. I24s West
Twenty-fifth acute uremia.
Cora Hutchinson, SO. 3037 Phipps. cerebral
william N. Picken. 81. 4io5 carronton.
Michael Rieger 70. 1888 South Talbot.
Maria McDaniels. 10 2o4 South Sum
mutt. chronic myocarditts.
Katie Alice Hall 80. 1is Alton, cerebral
Margaret C. Cline. 20. Long hospital,
Katie NJ. Hogan. 81. 143 West Twenty
first. acute cardiac dilatation.
Catherine BrockEan, IS. So East YER
mont. acute cardiac dilatati0n-
Nettte Grace Eornaday, 81. 1877 North
pelawase. cerebral hemorLhaze.
Walter = Parsons, II. CITY 1ospltai.
chronic u1yofaFo1tlS.
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BAN ON SALE
OF SUBMARINES
TO RUSSIANS
U. S. Refuses Firm Right to
Build War Vessels for
Soviet.
Bv United Press

Bg United Press
WASHINGTON, June 27-Of1-
Gals revealed today that the state
department had interviewed some
time ago in transaction by which
an American firm was to construct
submarines for Soviet Russia. The
name of the manufacturer was
withheld.
The question of approving Ameri-
can military shipments to Russia
gained prominence ten days ago
when it was learned the state de-
partment had refused to approve
the sale of Glenn H. Martin Com
pany bombing planes to Soviet
Russia.
A similar position had been taken
to prevent sale of machine guns
about five years ago.
Secretary Of State Stimson said
these three articles alone were
under the prohibition which, it is
conceded at the department, he has
nc legal authority to impose.
The ban represents the individual
action of the United States, but was
made effective, the United Press was
informed, in the belief other coun-
tries would impose similar restric-
tons.
In Withholding the name of the
prospective submarine manufac-
turer, the state department ex-
planned it was customary to regard
inquiries of that kind as confidential
until otherwise rotified by the
American concern involved.
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On Commission Row
FRUITS


Da APDles 81 soses wia stsgaan ss1sS
Winesap: s3q3.5o. Barrels: Ben DAYS aIyis;
Apricots-California ROYAL. s2.T593.25
Melo Melons California, stand.
f Jumbo $50 ssssoss fFa'e HoR sSe Dew $50
crate watermelon. 26-pound average. soc
heTr i s-pound box. ss.2s;
indiana. 24-ouart crate. $3.50.
DewberrieS-North Carolina. So 81
oV dsTrssp SafTit Valley. ssG7-25 a
- Huckleberries-s7.5o a 24-quars crate;
Lemons-Fancy California. s7.SOGS'SO
" Iines-Dominican $3.50 100.
Peacnes-Georgia. So q one-hah ouSnel
Oranges-California Valencia. seas 0
" Pears-Avocado. California. ss9S g
Oo Pineapples-cuban. ss2s94 a crate.
Plums-California S2G2.75 24-pouno
u RRsasspberries-Red. California. IS 24-pin'
strawberries-2l-auart crate. Marion
county. s6Q7; Michigan. 1913 1S-ouar'
''@ VEGETABLES
Observation-Disclosures long green. rs
q 9Oc a dozen punches; white, 65c.
Beans-Southern stringless. $Iql;50
hamper: wax. Sl25 q climax basket.
Betts-Louisiana. new. $l.5o ousneI'
homegrown ACC dozen punches.
Cabbage-Home- grown. new. - a parreL
Carrots-Louisiana. Sl.75 pusney IN
diana. 4oc a dozen punches; California
% Csuiifo%er-Homs-grown s292.So e
Ceiery-Canfornia $3.50 a crate of As;
Florida. washed. s192 a bunch. ~
CONTRASTING ears. Alabama. s2.2o@
$50 a 5-dozen crate. ese
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hothouse. oou
90c a dozen.
Lettuce-Caufornia. Iceberg: 81 q crate
of As IS: extra fancy Marion county IeaI'
Use q 15-pound basket.
Parsley-Southern. 6597oc dozen
Peas@Telephone. homegrown. s2.5o
0u PSeepoIpers-Mississippi $3.50 hamper.
Pickle-Southern. SO a hamper.
administrations. button. 4OS dozen
punches: long. red or white. SOC.
Rhubarb-Home-grown. 65c dozen.
Spinach HOMEGROWN, 90 q pusnel;A 40 ne .
Tonatoes-Texas 3o-pound lug, SGD;
Marion county hothouse. $3.50 1o-round
20 TTSnrnips-New, $3.50 a bushel: Marion
county 45c a dozen punches. -
Potatoes--Maine Round Whites, 50 iou-
pound bag: Colorado Russell; $4.75M2:2S
i00-pound bag-Red River Early OHIO, sS
q l20-pound bag: Southern Triumph: IS on
a I00-pound bag: new Cobblers. $3.50 Q
barrel: Sweet Tennessee. Nancy Han
81. so: Louisiana Golden Glow. s2.7S
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HOGS CONTINUE
STRONG TREND
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle and Calf MartS Are
Unchanged; Sheep
Hold Steady.

The upSwing evidenced by hogs
Thursday was continued at the
Union stockyards this morning,
prices for the most part ranging 10
cents higher. The bulk, 100 to 300
pounds, sold for 1925; top price paid
was $685.. Receipts were estimated
at 5000, holdovers were AIT.
Cattle were steady with receipts OF
500. Vealers held unchanged at
$1,000 down. Calves receipts were
600.
Sheep and lamb receipts were
1,4O0. Better grade lambs steady.
Throwouts and mixed lots were in
definitely lower.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000,
including 5000 direct. Holdovers
were 1000. The market opened
about 10 cents higher than Thurs
days average. A number of bids
and few sales of choice 200 to 270-
pound weights at $91G to 1920; &C.
casional load of light and medium
weight packing sows So to 1925.
Cattle receipts were 1000; sheep,
5000.
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FOREIGN NEWS
HOLDS FUTURE
PRICES HIGHER
Strong Close at Liverpool Is
BuIIish Factor in
Nervous Market.

BIZ United Pres
CHICAGO, June 81. - Wheat
closed a nervous and choppy day
on the Board of Trade with prices
slightly higher. The market was
easily influenced by small sales, but
most Of the trading was around
Thursdays closing levels. A sharp
~ lower BuenoS Aires market at
midday caused a break and some
weakness, but the market recovered.
Corn followed wheat, but oats was
weak.
At the close wheat was * to 4
cent higher, corn was Il to 4 cent
higher and oats was Il to g cent
lower. Provisions were steady.
Liverpool worked off from the
best figures, but closed very strong,
to 20 higher. Millers were inquir-
ing, but we're adverse to paying the
prices asked. Canadian weather
news early was still bullish.. Cash
prices were unchanged. Receipts
were 5 cars.
Corn followed wheat, recovering
well from the early selling and
standing slightly higher at mid
session. Receipts were small and
the shipping demand showed evil
dence of strength. Trading was
rather quiet. Cash prices were 4
cent higher. Receipts were 81 cars.
Oats held steady most of the
morning and was practically I'M
changed just before noon. Cash
interests did most of the buying in
a quiet market. Cash prices were
unchanged. Receipts we're % cars.
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Average OF thirty industrials for Thurs
rails vas i7s.i5. Up $40. Average Of TWEEN.
~ utilities was sO.47, up 2.47. Average OF
forty bonds was s4.ss. I'd .ol.
Bp United Press
NEW YORK, June 27-Bears
started another drive against the
stock market after a firm opening
today and succeeded in forcing the
entire list into lower ground.
Heaviest pressure was against
General Motors, which was carried
TO within touching distance of its
low for the year. United States
Steel broke below 1855, against pre-
vious close Of 1864. Leading in
duStrials, utilities and rails we're
down l to points
Trading was quiet with volume at
a rate of about 100000 shares for
a full day. Tickers kept up with
transactions, printing inactive quo
tations from time to time.
Commodities, notably wheat and
cotton, declined after steady to
firm opening. Call money renewed
at 2 per cent, but funds were in sup
ply and many we're expecting a re-
duction again to IL per cent.
Bears Start Reaction
At the opening, orders to buy eX
ceeded selling orders and prices adj
vanced fractions to points. The
initial bulge was helped by a decline
Of $371 600, 900 in brokerage loans
for the week ended Wednesday.
Bears took the opportunity Of
momentary optimism to start a re-
action. They concentrated on
United States Steel and General
Motors. When these issues gave
ground, selling was resumed in some
Of the rails, where Southern Railway
met the brunt of it, dropping 6A
points to Ola, a new low isnce 1925.
Oils were off with Standard Oil of
New Jersey at 631z, off l. North
American was the target in utilities,
breaking points to 80.
High-priced shares such as j. I.
Case and American Tobacco issues
were down l to 6 points. More
opCCQlaJAfC 4OOuCo A4hC td1iQdAQlA1,
Worthington Pump and Warner
Brothers Pictures also gave ground
of its low for the year following the
break in General Motors, of which
it is large shareholder.
COppers Decline
Copper stocks declined after their
gains of Thursday, with Anaconda
leading the downturn. Near noon
the latter was at 48A, off "a.
American Smelling and Kennecott
we're down smaller amounts.
Toward noon some support was
noted. Steel came back to around
156, but held the gain only momen-
tarily. American Can was still
around 115h, off *; General Mo-
tors around 38, off 21s; General
Electric, 65A, off Us; Westinghouse
Electric, 1872, off IL, and American
Telephone, 206, off Ia. All these
issues were higher in the initial
trading.
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BIZ Tnited Press
III. Graduate Chosen Editor
BIZ United Press

Q ITtFW
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June 81
Word has been received at Indiana
university here of appointment Of
Ray D. Casey, formerly of Terre
Haute, as editor of the Pennsylvania
News, a semi-monthsly newspaper
published by the Pennsylvania rail-
road for more than $4,000 employees
of the western region. Casey was
graduated from the university in
1916.
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Births

Boys
Everett and Esther Merrill. Christian
hospital. twins.
Girls
vester and Lillian Clark, Methodist hos
pital.
Barth.
Ermond and Dorothy Kenyon. 1918 st.
Grover and Eveline Adcox. SIC Birch
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Building Permits

C. A. Griffith. garage. 4o14 Winthrop.
$685..
Riley hospital. repairs. 1000 West Michi-
gan. $1,000.
Joe HemilI. garage. 264o Cornell 5000.
Louis Metelko. dwelling and garage, TIT
Arnolda. SO 900.
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Succeeds Sick Judge
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Ilmfs NDecf0I
ANDERSON, Ind, June q. -
Charles E. Smith. attorney, has
charge as judge Of city court dur
ing the illness of Judge Jesse Shu-
man, who has been IN a serious
condition Tor 10 weeks.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country Runl-Loss of delivered
in indianapolis. l9c: henery quality. No
Poultry tbuying. -prices-7Hens, WEIGHING
,LeRhorn hens. lac. sprlngers,. az lbs. or
over 21c; under ga lbs. .19c: Ieghorn
M ss4. sS a f S SSks s e. Geese du's e.
These prices are for No. / top quality
quoted BY Kingan & Co.
Butter twholesaleI-No. l. 3S036c: No. q
Butterfat-32c,
Cheese Wholesale selling price per
SIC: wisconsin firsts. &c; LoRnhoTns. SIC:
New York Limberger. sec.
BIZ United Press
his EEW s spTing T patents s5fs@555 PORK
middle vest S Spot. ssS5@ssS; TalIov1
to si and weak We southern, sI.1sG4
Jerseys jersey basket, YsOc@ssss brssssd poultry
s5s fowls u f4Sso 2oS usf 'h ons isanS
geese, i1@i4c; ducks. I4GSac; fowls. laG
5 52c turkff Sgsc G2sa so0ssss sta:
Young Americas. fsiS@25c. Butter-Mar-
se sxaa ecelpss a8 saOs
Eggs-Market. quiet; receipts, 1928 cases:
nearby white fancy. o@32c; state whites.
Csc; fresh firSts, 22h62SKc; pacific
coasts, 2TG34c; nearby browns, 241sG SAC.
BIZ Tinted Press
CINCINNATI. June 27.-Butter, steady:
creamery in tub lots according 70 score.
S0@33c: common score discounted 2@3c:
packing stock No. l. Csc: No. 2. l8c No.
3. 12c: butterfat. 2sG soc. Eggs-Steady !:
cases. included: fresh gathered. csc; firsts.
zoe: seconds. Isc: nearby ungraded. 21i2c.
only at heavy discount: fowls. 5 lbs. and
over 20c: 4 lbs. and over. 19c; 8 lbs. and
ROSTERS. 13c: colored fryers over lbs.
soc: broilers. colored over. 2 lbs. 28c
broilers. over Ia lbs. 27c: IL lbs. and
over. Csc: Leghorn and Orpington broil-
ers over Ia lbs. 2ic: II lbs. and over.
tic: broilers. partly feathered. TIC zoe:
black SurinqerS 20c
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rREAsI1RY STATEMENT

d y WAsHINdToN. June 27.-Treasury net
balance on June IS, was $S4e: 765, $50 81:
Customs receipts for the month to that
date totalied $67, O36. 722.o4. Government
expenditures on June rs were $l3,OSS,-
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Business
and
Finance
By United Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Loans
on stocks and bonds to brokers and
dealers by reporting federal reserve
member banks in New York City,
June Is, showed a decrease of sS7l, :
600 900 over the previous weeks total
of So, 1877, 00o,0 900, the federal reserve
board announced Thursday.
The loan total now stands at So
4l6,000,444, compared with the record
high of $6,sO4, 00o,0 900, established on
Oct. 2, 1929, loans Of $5,542 900, 600 a
year ago and 4,178,234,o0o two years
ago.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND, June 27.--Hogs-Re Receipts,
weights l5c higher and slow; 150-22o-lb.
weights around $3.50; packers bidding
steady on heavier butchers 20. pigs GaS,s ana sa
Stays. S.. Cattle-Receipts. 200; all
classes slow and steady; cutter grades, $50
kinds. $475M6: cutters. $2.5o@4: medium
bulls. $4@6.25. Calves, Receipts, $50;
market. fully steady; good to choice veal
Sheep~Receipts. 200: most classes steady;
good to choice lambs, s7.5o912; choice
grades quoted upward to $12.50; lat ewes
S25063,
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NEW YORK, June 27.-Bank clearings,
81 $40 600 900: clearing house balance
S21i. 900 900; Federal Reserve Bank credit
balance Sl47. 600. 900.
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Chicago Grain Table

BH Times Special
CHICAGO. June 27-Car lots: Wheat.
IL corn. 49: oats. IA: rye, /. and bar
ley, 5.
cHiCAGo. June .27-Cash grain close:
Wheat-No. hard. 91hc. Corn-No: 2
mixed. TIN d77lac; No. 8 mixed, TIC No.
mixed 76c: No. 1 yellow. 1874 @791ac:
No. yellow. 1914 @791Ac; No. 8 yellow, 1871
79c: No. 4 yellow. 781zc: No. yellow, 75c;
No. 2 white. 82c; No. 3 white, Tic: sample
grade. 74c. Oats[No. 2 white. 1860 S9c:
6341sc. Rye-None. Barley-46@ 55c.
Timothy-s6 1508.25. Clover-S109l7.50.
BIZ Tnitpd Press
TOLEDO, June 27.-Grain close. Wheat
No 2 red ESQ 96c. Corn-No. 3 yellow.
s2G84c. Oats~No 2 white. 42d AGA. Rye
No. 2, 75c. BarleymoNo: 2. Ssc. Clover
.-,Domestic, cash. sl24o prime c s19 &c
Alsike-Cash. s112O october. .s11.50.- But
ter-Fancy creamery, 37G3Sc. Eggs
Country run, 20G22c Hay-Timothy. Sl.25
per cwt.
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Ry United Press

PITTSBURGH. June -Hogs-Receipts,
2S9 S sT9pgsF aOSs6 bs sss
$3.50; 10000 lbs. s9d9.25: pigs. $s.75@
8: most sows, ss.75. .Cattle-None; Calves
higher: bulk vealers. s9@11.50. Sheep,
Receipts. 500: market, strong to unevenly
higher: fat native lambs. sl0Gl2; few
yearlings, S7G8; aged wethers. quoted sS'ou
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Bv United Press

EAST ST, LOUIS. ILL.,. June 27.--Hogs-
Receipts. 1000: market, active; l5c to
mostly zoe higher than Thursdays aver aver
age: bulk. 10000 lbs,., $915@9.25; NEST
sows $785M8 Cattle-Receipts, 700.
Calves Receipts. 400: market. generally
steady: some fed steers. $40; few grass
steers. 81: cows. s5@6; low cutters, sSg So,
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market: no early
sales; generally asking steady; asking
$10.75@11 for most graded lambs.
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United Press

CINCINNATI. June Hogs-Receipts.
3.18l, including 1881 direct; held over.
270 active. mostly Csc higher except pigs
and light lights up to 40 lbs. which sold
mostly steady; bulk desirable, l70-26o lbs.
s9256o50. mostly $3.50 on hogs down.
ward from $40 lbs: odd lots Of 280-3o0
lbs. around So; better grade, 12o-16o lbs,
sS75h9; few strong weights, 1925; sows,
S7756925; bulk, IS. Cattle-Receipts,
200: calves. 800; slow, supply moderately
light; prices on all classes generally
steady; odd lots Of common and medium
grade grass steers and heifers. $6GS: most
beef cows. s5T6.5o: few. s6.75G7; low cut
tiers and cutters, 50 50d $50; bulk. s3d4,
bulls. largely $5.5066.25; best weighty
kinds quotable up to 81; good and choice
yealers, steady to strong. up s9G1o. So;
lower grades. s6M6.50. Sheep-Receipts,
1900: slow generally steady on ali classes:
lower grade lambs very draggy. hard to
SELL bulk good and choice lambs. Sio25kt
II. common and medium, S6d7.50 with
light inferior kinds downward from IS.
buck lambs, 48G9: strictly choice offer
ings Quotakle up 20. So fat ewes. $3.50
downward.
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO. N. 2, June IL
Hogs Receipts, 1000; heldoyers; 400;
pigs and sows, steady. desirable, 160-240
TBS, $9.75@9.s0; 25O-3OO lbs. and 12o-15o
lbs, ss;5o@s.75; most pigs, $780, bull bulk
lieht; Steady; Fat beef cows, $5.5O@6; cut
ter grades, $3M4 50;i calves, receipts, 600;
market. active; mostly 81 higher; good
to choice vealers, $12M12.50; medium and
palmer grades, S950@11.50. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 700; better grade lambs scarce,
strong to Csc higher; few lots. good zo to
choice kinds, s12.50Gl3; medium, $40 poo
weak to lower; load to medium yearlings,
$3.50; fat ewes, $25O.
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On July Is, Canada Dry Ginger Ale,
incorporated, will distribute its regular
quarterly dividend of SIPS per share to
stockholders of record on July 1. In a
letter to stockholders announcing the
dividend action, P. D. Saylor, president,
states that 'profits for the entire year
will be approximately those of the pre-
vIOus year." Manufacturing economies
and other savings in operations will
overcome whatever slight decrease in
sales the company may experience.
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--Sheep-
Receipts. 1.4oo; market. steady.
Other Livestock
BIZ United Press


CHICAGO, June 27.-Hogs-Rseeceitpots
zoe higher; fairly active at. the ADVANCE;
top $9.25. paid for an occasional load 1OO-
25O-lb. weights; shipping demand IN
proved: butchers, medium to CHOICE. 250-
$50 lbs, $8.6569.25; 200-250 lbs, So 85M
9.25; 10000 lbs, $8.85@9.25 130-l 100 lbs
$8.6068.20; packing sows: $765Q850; pigs
medium to choice, 90-130 lbs. $8G9. Cat
tle-ReceitpS. 1000; calves. 1,000 generally
steady with weeks advance; fairly active.
but hardly such scramble on for cattle
$11.75; slaughter classes. steers, good and
as on Thursday. best WelghtX steers dS
choice. 1901. 500 lbs. $40. 75@12.75; 100.
/ 800 lbs, $10.25@12.75; 950-1 100 lbs. $40
@1225; common and medium, 800 IDS up.
S6.50M10.75; fed yearlings. good ana choice;
75o@9,50 lbs. $9.75@l1.75; helfers gooo
mon and medium. sc. $50; cows, good
and choice $7.25@e.25; common and me
dunn, $4.75m7.25: low cutter and cutter
cows, S3.50m475; bulls. good and cholce
beef, $6.4068.25; cutter to medium, 81. 70
M6; vealers, milk fed, good ana Cholce;
S9.50611; medium. S8.50@9.50; Gull and
common. $6@8.50; stockers and feeder
steers. good and choice, all weights. So 5O
610; common and medium. $6M6.75- Sheep
Receipts, 5000; fat lambs, steady to 25c
lower; bulk sorted natives, $11 .50dl1 70;
throWouts mostly $6.25 down; number lots
at SIS; sheep steady; lambs, good ana
choice, 90 lbs. down. $11Q 1925; medium,
S961l; Gull an dcommon. $6.5C09: ewes,
medium to choice, $50 lbs. down, $2Q3.75;
Gull and common. $l@2.75.
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Banks and Exchange
NEW YORK STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS SIAIEMENA
INDIANAPOLIS bank clearings Friday June
7. s2.833 600: debts, s7.520,000.