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The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
GRAIN FUTURES |
LOSE GAINS IN
CLOSING SALES
Heavy Southwest Supplies
Have BeariSh Effect
on Trade.
Bp United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. July 14.-Persistent
selling by houses with southwest
connections sent wheat prices off
sharply in the latter part Of the
session after strong cables had
given the market strength early.
Corn had strong undertone, fall
ing to break with wheat and help
ing to sustain a small advance in
oats prices.
At the close wheat was q to 7s
cent higher, corn was ia to
cents higher and oats were 4 cent
lower to Z cent higher. Provisions
were about steady.
Liverpool held its strength to the
last, closing Il cent to / cent
higher. The Canadian exports last
week were quite large. running the
third largest on the crop. The sea-
board claims large sales this morn
ing with American exports gener-
ally larger than reported. Trading
was active during the morning.
Cash prices we're y cent lower.
Receipts were 382 cars, mostly new
wheat.
Corn went up with wheat at the
start and by mid-sesSion showed
gains of around l cent or more,
part of the advance was in response
to the weather situation over tha
belt, which received little or no
moisture though temperatures are
against further damage. The rain
is badly needed. Receipts were
fairly large and occasioned some
selling, but it was absorbed without
lowering prices. Cash prices were
unchanged. Receipts we're 219 cars.
Oats scored fair fractional gains
with the other cereals during the
morning. but the trade was very
dull. Cash prices were unchanged
to 4 cent lower. Receipts were
fifty-SiX cars.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
SCHOOL BIDS ARE DUE
Projects Include Construction Of
Two City Additions.

Bids for construction of addi-
tons to School 40, at 1902 West
Norris street. and School IS at $50
South Arlington avenue, are to be
received by the school board at
noon Tuesday.
Other bids to be received include
a fence at School 8. playground
construction at School so and
campus lighting and grill guards
and stage platform at Tech.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
GIRL, BABY SISTER HURT
Injured Seriously in Car Mishap in
Crossing Street.

A girl, IL, and her 6-months-old
sister she was carrying in her arms,
we're injured seriously today when
the older girl was struck by or
walked into the side of an automo-
bile driven by Robert Anderson, So,
of 1925 Hervey street. at Pennsyl-
yania and North streets.
The girl. Georgia Johnson. with
her mother, Mrs. Famine Johnson,
526 East North street, was walking
across the intersection when she
walked into the car, Anderson said.
The baby was hurled from her arms
and she was knocked several feet.
Both were sent to city hospital.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14

Six months ended June 80. net income
soI'oh'o47 after charges and federal
taxes equal to 1911 share on 1896. 300
average shares outstanding during the
period against $50, 1O2. .O3s. or S6.15
share on 13.02S,SO7 average shares out
standing during first half of 1929.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
SWINE MARKET
OFF so CENTS
IN DULL TRADE
Heavy Receipts Responsible
for Downturn: VealS
Sell Lower.

Heavy receipts 1T the union stock
yards drove hog prices down Is to
so cents this morning. The bulk,
100 to $50 pounds, sold for $9.40 to
1915. Top price paid was $9.75.
Receipts were estimated at $500,
holdovers were 676.
Hardly any change was evidenced
in the cattle market with slaughter
classes dull. Receipts were 500.
Vealers took drop, prices ranging
81 lower. Calf receipts we're 500.
Sheep ana lambs were off so cents
or more, with lambs selling gen.
orally at $l1 down, few at S11.50.
Chicago hog prices we're $4,000,
including 25.0O0 direct. Holdovers
were 1000. A few bids and sales
we're steady to 10 cents lower than
fridays average. $50 to 210 pound
weights sold for $9.65 to S9.75. Cat
tie receipts we're 1900, sheep $4,000.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
soo,OOo at Coney Island

BU JHiffu Prea8
NEW YORK, July 14.-Three per-
sons were drowned in the metro
politan area yesterday as the usual
weekend crowds thronged the
beaches. At Long Beach there was
one drowning and ninety-flve res
cues by .ifs guards. Coney Island
saw the largest crowd of the season
with 100000 in the surf and on the
boardwalk.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
MAN SAVED FROM MOB
Sheriff Rescues Alleged Attacker
of Young Girl Picnicker.

Bu HHcd Press
HAMILTON, o.. July 14.-Daniel
McFadden, %, College Corners, o.,
was held in jail under heavy guard
here today after narrowly escaping
death at the hands of a mob at
oxford. O., site of Miami university.
McFadden was attacked and
beaten after his arrest at oxford
on a charge of criminally assault
ing Miss Jane Finch, member of
party of girl picnickers, on a creek
bank, near oxford.
Sheriff Luther Epperson, sum-
moned from Hamilton, by oxford
officials, spirited McFadden from
the city jail there to the county
Jail at Hamilton as the mob as
sembled, shouting lynch him, lynch
him"
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
APPEALS U. S. DECISION
Attorney Asks Review by Higher
Court at Chicago.

Appeals from decisions Of the
United States district court for
northern Indiana we're filed today
By Otto Gresham, attorney, with the
United States circuit court Of ap-
peals. in Chicago. Gresham an
nounced.
Governor Harry G. Leslie and
State Representative J. Glenn Har-
ris of Gary, we're defendants in one
suit.
William Rogers was plaintiff in
the other action In which Senator
James T. Watson. M. Bert Thur
man, Milton Clawson. Earl Klinck.
George v. Coffin. James A. Collins.
Albert Ward and Russell Duncan
we're defendants.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14

Fifty-five members Of the Beck
family. from Cass and Union coun-
ties. attended the annl'ol reunion
Sunday in Brcokside park.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14

LONDON-Crude rubber stocks on July
II totaied 50.501 tons an increase OF AL
tons over preceding week.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
DRIVER DIES WHILE
HE OPERATES AUTO
Charles Mcintyre Succumbs at
Wheel; Hits Parked Car.

Driving west in the 1400 block
West Washington street early this
afternoon Charles Mcintyre, Sc, of
1896 Everett street, died suddenly.
probably of apoplexy, and his auto
ran into a parked car.
Several persons told police they
saw his car moving slowly, with the
body leaning out of the seat just
prior to the accident. Mrs. Kath-
leen Anderson, his daughter, who
lives at the Everett street address,
said her father suffered mild
stroke this morning, on his way to
work, but had recovered when he
came home for luncheon.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
INSPECT STATE BOATS
Industrial Board Chief Starts Tour
Of All Lakes.

James Reagin. chief of the fac
tory inspection division o the state
industrial board, and two assistants,
Elmer L. Yocum and George w.
Collins. started today on a tour OF
all lakes and rivers of the state to
inspect pleasure and commercial
craft.
This inspection is an annual duty
of the state industrial board.
Boats must be equipped with
proper lighting devices, life-savers,
mufiers and the like. Warning is
given offenders. and if the rules are
not obeyed arrests will follow.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
HOGS

CATTLE slaughter Classes)
Receipts, 500; market, steady.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
CITY CLUB WINS TROPHY
Warren H. Ward Cup Is Given to
Business Group.

The indianapolis club. of the
National Association of American
Business Clubs, Saturday was
awarded The silver trophy for eff
cient service during 1880. by the as
sociation's board Of governors at a
meeting, BIT Merchants Bank build
ing.
The cup, known as the Warren
H. Ward trophy, was presented to
the club at a dinner in the Severin.
Wallace Wright Of Asheville, N.
c., presided at the meetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
Sues for $4,000 Damag ge

Suit for $4,000 was filed in cir
cult court today by Ida May Grin
steiner against Edwin and George
Gable for alleged injuries received
May II when the auto in which she
was riding collided with the ca ',le
car on the National road east of
Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
DRY RAIDER is HELD
Under Technical Arrest After Al
legged Rum Runner IS Killed.

BB UHitPd Press
OSSINING, N. Y. July IA
Charles La Forge, state policeman,
was under technical arrest today
and paroled in the custody of DR..
Amos o. Squire, medical examiner,
after the shooting Of Philip Pisci-
tello, alleged rum runner. last
wednesday. P.scitello died Sunday.
The dead man was one Of twenty
three arrested by federal agents as
they allegedly were attempting to
unload 100000 cargo of liquor
from a yacht to pier at Scar
borough on Hudson.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
SALLEE ASKS AID ON
PLAYGROUND PROGRAM

Seeks Suggestions From Parents,
Civic Leaders for 1881.
Cooperation of parents and civic
leaders in working out playground
program for next year was asked
today by Charles Sallee, superin-
tendent of parks and recreation.
Sallee asked parents to write sug-
ge5tions for the conduct Of play
grounds in an effort to work out a
recreational program which will be
acceptable to the public.
Were starting now to lay plans
for next year and if the public de-
sires to aid us by sending in writ
ten suggestions we csn incorporate
the best ideas in our program. We
want to give the public what it
wants." Sallee said.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
LIONS TO HEAR TALK
d. Lee Andrews to Discuss Bol4
shevist Propaganda In u. S.

D. Lee Andrews will address the
Lions Club Of Indianapolis at its
weekly luncheon Wednesday in the
Lincoln on "Bolshevist Propaganda
in the United States"
An Indiana delegation headed by,
District Governor Edward o.
Snethen, Indianapolis, will attend
the international convention in
Denver, Tuesday until Saturday,
backing Robert Phillips. professor
of political science at Purdue, for
election as an international direc-
tor of Lions clubs.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
6-YEAR-OLD LAD is
PUSHMOBILE CHAMP
The City
i'm Brief

Weekly luncheon of Indianapolis
Rotary Club at the Claypool this
week will be abandoned in favor Of
fried chicken dinner at the Sun
light dairy farms, of the Polk
Sanitary Milk Company, east of
Greenwood.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
ACTRESS MOTHER DIES
Death Ends Famous Companion
ship of Elsie Janis and Parent.

ship of Elsie Janis and Parent.
BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, July 14.-One of
the most famous companionships
in filmdom was at an end here to-
day.
1t closed Sunday night with the
death of Mrs. Janis E. Bierbower.
mother of Elsie Janis, stage and
screen star.
More than parent, Mrs. Bier
bower remained with her daughter
throughout the stars brilliant ca
reer. During the World war, when
Miss Janis entertained the soldiers
at the front, her mother secured
a special permit from the govern
ment and travelled across the ocean
with her daughter.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
Rm I-nifcd Press

CLEVELAND, July .-Hogs-Receip
of: pigs, i5O-25O lbs, sl0Q 1910; 250-
lbs. s9.85GlO; sows,. SITS; stagsc. $5.75
Cattle-ReceiptS, 1880; better grade steers
about steady: common grade Csc or more
lower, she stock and bulls steady; com
mon steers, s6@7.5o; medium. 30;
good grain fed held at above s1l. 90; oeeI
s5.50mT; all cutters, $500 $50. Calves
Receipts, 1000; weak to SOC of; good to
choice veals, S13@l4; practical veal tops
Receipts, $500: most classes steady; good
and choice lambs. $11@ll so: top, $l2;
common and medium gLade, $1,000 OoO;
to S4; wethers, $3.50 and down.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
Rn Times SpeciaE

LOUISVILLE. July -Hogs-Receipts.
ie5-250 lbs. 1886: l30-l65 lbs. s8.75; l30
lbs. down. s7.05: roughs, s6.55: stays. s5.95.
Cattle-Receipts, 300; steers. weak.
$50: heavy shipping steers. s7.25q $50:
medium and plai! steers.. s6Ml %; fat
gY6 so: medium to good cows. S3.50M4.50;
ciltters. $50 so: Gamers. s2q3: bulls, s.
1850: feeders. s6.5od8.50: stcokers. s5d7
choice. e50mlo: medium to good. $500
so: common TO medium. s6qS; Sheep
Receipts, 2.o00: market, lambs. SOC lower:
shoiee rail lambs 500 1880: buck lambs.
60. seconds. ss65.5o; clipped lambs. s2;SoG
$50. Saturday and M SUNDAY snipImenhss:- lpIa Ih1
I 1335.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14

day was 22s,2s, ID az Average Of twenty
rails vas 1922 gP IS. Average Of tzentyy
forty ii.s'f5 bonds as vas ass ssti. up %.
Bg United P,ess
NEW YORK. July 14.-Buying
operations on the Stock Exchange
showed a broadening tendency to-
day and advances we're made in
many sections.
The better tone was accompanied
by a sizeable increase in trading.
indicating proft-taking had met
resistance. another factor was
resumption of pool activities.
Market leaders. such as Steel
common, General Electric, Westing-
house and Radio, we're taken in
large blocks around their best levels
of the recovery and a fraction to
several points above last weeks
closing levels.
r. X. o. Feaure.
Trading in -Keith-O Or
pheum featured, the issue running
up more than 2 points on heavy
volume following circulation of
rumors that NJ. ]. Meehan, sponsor
of the stock who returned from
Europe last week was again large
buyer.
Impressive strength in Radio
Keith induced sympathetic buying
of other amusement issues, Loews,
Inc; Paramount. and Warner Bros,
attaining new high ground on the
recovery.
Trading in utilities and rails con-
tinued lethargic.
Steel Bought
Petroleum issues which met
strong buying at the opening, met
increasing resistance toward noon
and failed to extend their early ad-
vances. Motor issues likewise were
quiet although resumption of pool
activities resulted in sharp ad-
va 4ce in Packard.
Steel common met some selling,
after the issue had pushed above
the 1872 Level. a gain of more than a
point from Saturdays final. After
falling back fractionally however,
steel attracted considerable buying.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
BIZ rnited Press

CHICAGO. July Eggs..MarSS,et, easy;
flrsts 2Olac: current receipts. l9Q19l2c;
ordinaries. 17@1sc; seconds. 16c; Butter
Market. steady; receiptS, 1881: extras J6ls
soc: seconds. 27D2sIac; standards. 34c.
Poultry--Market. steady, receipts: 8 fowls.
i3c geese. 16c: turkeys. 18c roosters, 15c
broilers. 23c Cheese-Twins. 16d16A =;
young Americas. 17c. Potatoes--IOn track.
i84: arrivals. Ill: shipments. 946: market.
stronger on sacked steady on barrels
Kansas and Missouri sacked Irish Cob
blers $150G1 60 Virginia barrels. Irish
Cobblers. S3.25M3.40.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
BIZ Tnitcd Press

CINCINNATI. O.. July 14.-Butter-
Higher; creamery in tub lots according
score. 32M3 35c: common score discounted
2M3c: packing stock No. |. 26c; No, 2,
zoe; No. 8. 15c; butterfat, 31m33c. Eggs
Higher; cases included: fresh gathered
23c; f1rsts. zoe; seconds, 18c: nearby un-
Stock sells only at heavy discount; fowls.
lbs. and over, 20c; lbs. and over. 18c;
lbs. and over. 18c; Leghorns. 3 lbs. and
over. Ice: roosters. 13c colored fryers over
lbs. 32c; broilers. colored, over 2 lbs,
28c: broilers over 1la lbs. 25c; ~ lbs.
and over. 22c; .eghorn and Orpington
broilers. IL. lbs. 22c; IA lbs. and over,
tic; broiers. partly feathered, 17G20c;
black SpringerS zoe.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
TREASURY STATEMENT

- WASHINGTON. july 1.-THE treasury
net balance on july II. was $3.50: Coz. 2I8.s5.
customs receipts for the month 10 july Il
--ere ss 407 645 "a Government eXpendl-
lures for that dav we're sl5.75O. .o9o-42
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14

Be HitCd Press - -, ,...;,,,,.
NEW YORK. July l4-Bank clearinSS'
ss74 mn 0OO. clearing house balance. Sl4l;-
00o COO Federal reserve bank credit bal
enre sI2I 900 600
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paying nc for
No. red wheat and 6sc for No. hard
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
Bv United Press

EAST BUFFALO, n, Y, July l4-Hogs
10M 25c of: packing sows steady, 16o-239
lbs. slo.25@ 1885; most light Lights t and
SSG825. Cattle-Receipts. 1850; year
iingse and lightweight steers fully 5teadyi
weighty sters 25Gt50 off; she-stock aI,1 ano
bulls about steady: best yearlings, S11;
Bulk buik good steers and yearlings, ,ss.50@
1885 fat heifers. sS:5o@i 1928 75 beef COWS; cGWS
SSUiIS Is 50Gf6.50, Caives-Receipts. 1900;
market marx generally soc up: good and choice
vealers. s13@13.5o; common and medium,
lambs, 2SG50c of; bulk better grade,
si.5OGl2: few lots S12.lo' most common
and medium grades. $8Q1l; lat ewes 1alrIy
steady at $250M350.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14

Mrs. Elizabeth Doeppers, and Miss
Mary F. Doeppers, 1926 Barnitt
avenue, are representing All Souls
Unitarian church at the tenth an
nual church school institute of the
Unitarian Laymen's League, this
week, at the Isles of Shoals, off
Portsmouth, N. H.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14

The Rev. George L. Stine, pastor
of the Indiana Central College U. B.
church, will spend the remainder of
the month in Montana and North
Dakota.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
Tnitcd Press

uITTSBURGH. July 4.-Hogs--Receipts,
2.5o0; market. slow and from l5c to 25c
Of; i50-230 lbs. $40. Ia o.40; 23o-27o lbs.
S7.75n8.25; pigs. ss.75G10,25. Cattle--Re-
ceipts $50; dry fed stters and yearlings,
asa soc off; she stock and bulls about
steady medium to good steers, s6@'9;. tat
cows, S5.50d7; cutters, S394.25; medium
hnlls S5.50m7.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
NEW YORK STATEMENT

N nifed Press . .oe
M 400. balances. s12.700. 600.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
BIZ Tnitcd Press

CLEVELAND, July Butter-steady;
extras. 3sc; extra firsts, 38c. Eggs-Easy
extras, 211ac: Arsts, zoe. Poutry-Steady;
fowls. 22c: medium. 2ic; Leghorn, l5@lsc:
May springers. 25Gi30c over lbs. 28m
32c: Leghorn springer. 17m22c: ducks. 12m
zoe; old cocks. 12Ml4c; geese, l0Gl5c. Po-
tatoes-No quotes.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14

trations for entire country for first Ave
months this year shows that actual sales
Dy Chrysler Corporation for Nav were rs s
per cent OF the total in the same month
.ast year and compared with 76.O per cent
Tor the industry as a whole
=. In first five months this wear reqistra-
tonS ..n Is. OF Chrysler Motors products totsled
1io,;.p Ii0,z6l units units Of which 25.376 were Ply
biiortns 1i0Ss tne balance of 84,885 being in the
H1ii8neor-prlced 1i8 op brackets end comparing with
pig'IsS ps5 80, for same period last year OF lis
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
New York Stocks
DOzU-JOneS
Summary
I,v Thomsor & McKinron

-LoNDoN--Crude rubber stocks on July
II totaled 5o.5ol tons. an increase Of al
tons over preceding week.
LoNDoN-New York cables opened at
sss 7-i6. unchanged from SATURDAYS
close: Paris checks 123. CO. Amsterdam
1909. Italy STATS. Berlin 2o3s5.
Eaton Axle and Spring Company. in
Guiding Wilcox-Rich Corporation. re-
ports for six months ended June 30, 1890.
consolidated net profit of 81 ,sSJ, $50 after
interest depreciation and federal taxes.
youngstown district steel operations for
current week at e3 per cent. Same as
previous week.
Oil refining companies representing 80
hold interest in Hydro patents Companyy. CI1Sy
newly organized Delaware corporation.
which owns patents to Representation
is converted into petroleum products.
All Pennsylvania Oil operators outside
Of the Allegheny and Bradford fields will
for immediate curtailment of crude oil
runs.
John r. Thompson Company June
sales S1.224, es5. decrease Of sSs. .226 from
June. 1929. Six months S7,6O1. $3.50. de-
rease s255,628.
Cof9per, ,d.aY ,BesYsemeE ORDERS in. first six
IN like 1929 period.
May manufacturing production declined
z per cent from April commerce Depart
year ago. Unified orders under April and
May May 1929 Commodity stocks below April.
Crude oil deliveries BY eleven pipe line
Companies of Standard group total 1872
499 barrels In June daily average of 500
May or 52ls0S daily
Ingersoll-Rand Company files bill in
equity in United States district court of
Philadelphia charging Westinghouse
Electric with infringement of patient on
surface condenSers and asking court to
issue injunction restraining Westing-
house from continuing to infringe and
to issue decree compelling defendant to
paw IngersOll all profits and damages
arising out of use.
Irvington Fishers wholesale commodity
price lnoeX week ended July II at 845
against 65.6 preceding week and 9s.6
year ago.
Total internal revenue receipts fiscal
year S go ended Gst june 80 5000 498 959 against
departments reports.
California crude oil output in week
enoeo Jluy H. averaged Gil 100 barrels
daily an increase. of 5000 barrels daiiy
fornia Oil World.
A record June brought Great Atlantic
oil
s4a [ss oso SIX 7dg months of 1890 to new high Of
OF sal ,222;2 222. or 8l5 per cent over same
Six months ended June 80. net income
SS1'67l,S47 after charges and federal
taxes equal to S5.71 share on 14,SOs. 800
average shares outstanding during the
period against sSO,IO2.O3s. or s6.15 a
share on 13.O2S,SO7 average shares out
standing during first half of 1929.
COmndYa
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14

TOLEDO. July 14.-Hogs-Receipts $50;
market, i0d20c of: heavies. S8.75G9: me-
dunn, Sc. 40d go: yorkers. S9-5019.75; pigs,
SO IS as.75. Cattle-Receipss. light: market
ceipts. light: market steady. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. light; market. steady: opening
Clover. cssn, 1as-zs. pfiMssx sSxnoiees $685.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
Steel Bought
Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

Indianapolis bank clearings MonoaN
.TnIv ia. s4.773. 900; debts. S6s05,OOO.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14

q FIT WAYNE. Ind. July Hogs-Mar-
ket 15-6oc lower: eo-l20 lbs sS.I5: 100
10 lbs, So; l40-1so lbs. 1925: I6o-lSo
ihs 60 so. 10000 lbs SO co. 200-225 lbs.
60 20 255-25o lbs. SO 80: ESCORTS lbs, So 20;
255-35o lbs. sse5: roughs. $3.50; stays
e. Sc: calves. si2; lambs. $3.50.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
Rv Tinted Press

ReceiDts SaHt "a MIl50S: market & slow. uneven, 1O@
20c OF; bulk. 140-22o. lbs. S9.5o@s.7O; top.
S975; most 24o-28O lbs, $9@e35; pacEolnnng onng!
calves. $500; market, steers, cows and
weighty heifers slow: few strictly hgat
weighty top heifers steady. bulls -5c On
s1S.75 Sheep-ReceiptS. 500; market bid
ding asa soc off on fat lambs; bidding
Si025Mi0.50 on desirable KINDS.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
Other Livestock

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. July 14.IHogs-Receipts: 55S;c |Sc
600. Including $4,000 direct; @ steady to ioc ior
of on hogs scaling under 22O I l6s; neaVlsfr f
tcn 80 S5 paid for a load OF around 100;
b. weights; light lights. 140-l60 lbs. Eood Eoso
and choice $950G9.75; lightweight. l6O-
200 lbs. good and choice, $9.6OM985; me-
dunn weights. 20o-25O lbs: gooos snN0 sm1
choice, $9I5@9 heavy weignstss;s 81 ss@a sSSSg 9s
packing 1SS ITs soWS' 5 275-5oo lbs medium and
GOOD. S7.35m8.25; slaughter pigs, l0OIl5o
lbs. good and choice, $9@950. Cattle4L
Receipts, 1900; calves. 1,50O; STEADY 10
25c off: light yearlings mostly Steaos: bIIie snGe
these outseliing beef bulls: veals. ,S12M
i350; steers, 600-9O0 lbs. good and choice,
S1O0I1.85; 900-1. 100 lbs., good ana cnolecee. &C.
$9;56@l2 iloO-l goo lbs lbs cS9iSe S9ii6S@ sSG a.
II So: COOL 800 lbs, common and medium;
s6.75GS.5o; heifers. 55O-S50 lbs. good and
choice. S9.50@11.25;. common and medlumn. 9E
S6G9 so; cows. good and choice, $6:15ns;
common and medium, $5@7; low cutters
and cutter s4@525 bulls !yeeaarliHn7gs H7gEo ex sS-
cutters, medium, $e@7sG; soe9I yeals 20. milk
diuni. SiO011 so; Gull and common $50
10: steers 500-1 .050 lbs.. good and cnolce,
S7.75M9.50: common and m@edlum. @ So.oUML ,,eL
lis sheepReceipts goo; sl0w " r1ostz %eak
$lO75: some. held, higher best rangers geG
held toward S1150: fat ewes STEADY at SSM
$50: feeding lambs scarce lamps, W IDS
down, good and choice. S1O5OQ ll.5O' me- e.
dium. SEA 10. so; all .weiGhts common, $500
a ewes gO7I5G TBS c medln%d and com@on GmGlSe
$1@275: feeding lambs, 5o-75 lbs. good
and choice $7.25M6.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-07-14
Chicago Grain Table

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. July -Carlots-Wheat,
1872; corn, 90, and oats, %.