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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-31
WATSON PREDICTS
D. c. TRADE GAINS
Washington Exchange Head
Sees Substantial Improve
ment During 1881.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

George o. Watson, president of the
Washington Stock Exchange and of the
Liberty National Bank, in a pertinent
forecast made today regarding the out
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Received wire to The

Note-An stocks sold In hundreds share lots
excepting those designated by the letter (80) (250)
which shows those stocks to be sold in odd lots only.
Individual sales compiled noOcompete in $3.50 Edition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-31

France was Haiti's best customer for
coffee in 1880, with Italy next and the
United States third.
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Money to Loan

Secured by first deed Of trust on real estate.
Prevailing interest and Commission,
Joseph |. Weller 81 sIs w.s Oh /: H TtS.'
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EXPANDING BUSINESS
is INDICATED FOR 1881
Rv the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, December 3l.-A grad
ually expanding volume of business can
be anticipated during the early months
of 1881, in contrast with the last quar-
ter of $780, Standard Statistics Co.
says in a survey of sales and credit
prospects.
However" the survey says, "strenu-
Gus efforts will be required to overcome
continued strong consumer resistance
and price will be the paramount factor
in most transactions. AS compared with
the opening months of 1880, aggregate
business volume in the initial quarter
of 1881 probably will experience a de-
cline Of at least per cent"
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First Mortgage Loans

Lowest Rates OF interest and Commission
Thomas ]. Fisher & Company. INC.
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Smith, Graham & Rockwell-After
some further rally, consideration will
once more be given to the generally
poor earnings of corporations, when
selling will be in order again.
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NrW YORK STATEMENT

BIZ Tnifrd Press
CHICAGO. Aug 15.-Bank clearinEs.
sos 600 600: balances. Sl4.s00,00
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In the Stock Market
lBY thomson 4 McKinnonl

lbT thomson & MChinnOnl
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Cotton
opened with a wave of selling
against southern receipts. This en-
couraged general liquidation and
the decline amounted to about 35
points by midday.
The weather was not particularly
good for the crop Rains in the
east and high temperatures in the
west, but all this was ignored by
the trade which was busy insuring
itself against actual purchases in
the south. General textile business
shows no pick up.
With hedge selling on such a big
scale, it will be a problem to pro-
vide buyers next month when re-
ceiptS will mount rapidly. II will
then be question of price and at
this level mills will hesitate to
take anything but their current
needs.
The tendency seems still down
ward and might show q rapid de-
cline on a good rain in Texas.
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SHORT COVERING
ADVANCES CORN,
WHEAT FUTURES
BuIIish Reports on Yield and
Conditions Are Re-.
sponsibIe.


BB United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Free short
covering in the last half hour on
the Board of Trade today advanced
wheat and corn to the best prices
for the day. The market was very
cratic, continuing its sharp fiuctu-
atoms which have characterized the
weeks trade.
The east was a good buyer on
the way up with offerings scarce.
Oats showed almost an independent
action, being relatively stronger
than wheat and corn early.
At the close wheat was III cents
higher, corn was rs to 81 cents
higher and oats were to IA cents
higher. Provisions were 20 to rs
points higher. - =
+ Liverpool Lower
Liverpool continues to ease and
at the close was q to Il cent lower.
Private crop reports from Canada
tell of severe losses in quantity and
quality of the yield. Harvest in
fields there shows several bushels
under expectations due to prena-
ture ripening. Cash prices were "
to IL cents higher. Receipts were
165 cars.
The highly beneficial rains in
parts of the Ohio valley and Kan
sas gave corn a sharp setback early,
prices falling about cents before
the rally brought the market back.
At mid-session it was firm with
good fractional gains scored. ~.
Drought Broken
The drought is reported to
have been broken in some sections,
Reports from Illinois and Iowa
show many barren stalks in the
field or ears that have failed to set
any grains. Cash prices were / to
2 cents higher. Receipts were 27S
cars.
Oats sagged slightly at the start,
but recovered with the other
grains to advance a similar frac-
ton by mid-morning. An i'm
proved commission house demand
was a help. Cash prices were I'M
changed to u cent higher. Re-
ceiptS were 1873 cars.
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Cash Grain

Aug. Is
The bids for car lots of grain at the call
Of the Indianapolis Board Of Trade. I. o. B.,
shipping point. basis 4ilse New YORK rate
were.
Wheat-Strone: No. red. s3I3 9a5ize;
No. hard. s2lz S3lzc.
Corr-Strong: No. white. e9c@ 81: No.
3 white. es6s Sc: No. yellow. $50 So &C;
No. yellow, 94d95c: No. mixed. sz@
CSC: o. 3 mixed. 9iT92c. i
oats-strone. No, 2 white. 37lsd3sisc:
No 3 white. 36!ad37isc.
Hav-Steady II. o. B. country points
taking 23Ise or less rates to CINCINNATI or
Iouisville.l No. l timothy. Sl6:5o9l7i No.
2 timothy. si59le; No. light glover
mixed. SIS; No. 1 clover mixed. sle-SO@lf'
Inspections
Wheat-No- 1 red. cars: NO. REQ.
cars: No !. hard. l car; No. l mixed.
corn-No. I white. cars; No. 2 white,
2 cars: No. white. l car: sample white
/ car: NO yellow, 40 cars: No; 2 yellow
a. cars. No. : yellow. cars: No. vel
low. ] car: No; yellow. l car: sample
veilow 4 cars Total. los cars.
cars: No. mixed. l car. Total. 6S cars
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Retail Coal Prices
Births

Earl and Thelma Hopes $3.50 Myers
road. $50
Gordon and Venita Craig. 1856 Byram
Harry and Vada Snyder. 6l65 Crittenden.
Clarence and Henrietta Majors, SIS
North Blackford.
Harlan and Cora Mcknight. Christian
hospital.
pital.
John and Grace benson. 1910 East Thir-
tieth.
George and Jennie Graves. 2s42 Paris.
BOYS
Ernest and Magnolia Kirk. 2o42 Highland
place.
Erron and Frances Dunlap. 1920 West
Raw. =. -.
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ssv Tss II .os. up IA Average Of tventy
rails vas 1855. % SO. Average o. ts..nty
foitv Bonds was Ss.4s. up .os.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Stocks
made the best gains in three weeks
on the stock Exchange today.
United States Steel led the rise
in the late trading, reaching a new
high on the movement and other
leaders made gains ranging to 4
points or more. Special issues rose
as much as 80 points in the case Of
American Machine s. Foundry old
stock.
The rise started gradually. In
fact for a time in the morning the
whole list was unsettled by sharp
attack on the copper shares. When
this was overcome, buying came into
the principal issues of sufficient
scope to touch of short covering
and the rise gathered momentum
until the close. The market closed
higher.
All groups participated in the adj
vance. Late in the day the motors
got into line with the induStrials
and ChrySler made a gain Of point
in beIated recognition of the dec
laration of the regular dividend.
Railroad shares recovered briskly
from early lows, which we're off 2
points or more from the previous
close in several instances. Oils
moved ahead with Standard Of New
Jersey. Mail order stocks also
gained and Steel issues we're greatly
improved.
The principal stock market slim
illus was the breaking of the
drought. AS The rise gathered mo-
mentum, big operators were identi-
fled with the dealings. M. j. Nee
han was said to be buying Radio on
blocks of 5000 to 10000 shares.
The improvement in grain and the
prospects of quick relief in the
drought area sent up shares Of
Montgomery Ward, Sears-Roebuck,
j. I. Case, international Harvester
and other issues depending on high
purchasing power in The grain. areas.
According to preliminary calcu-
lstion, the Dow Jones 81 Co. indus
trial average rose 6.67 points, to
22775, the highest it has been since
Aug. 7. The railroad average rose
0.99. to 127.55.
Sales for the day totaled 2,105,840
shares against l,525,480 shares
Thursday.
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Deaths

James LLOYD Allen. II months. Riley hos
pitaL cerebral hemorrhage.
Roxanna Brown. rs. 1884 Adams car
cinoma
Pauline johnson, 5 months. city hospital.
acute CASTRO enteritis.
. Earsley Warren. 50. 7Os West Vermont.
influenza.
Maurice Mosier. 1s. Long hospital,
broncho pneumonia.
Jemima E. White. u.s. 1422 Terrace. car
cinomas
Clara NJ. McReynolds. S.. 1913 North
Holmes. carcinoma.
Mildred walters. 8. city hospital,
hroncho pneumonia.
Elmer Rice. 81. ss4 Pierson. acute cardiac
dfiatation
Carrie Rice. 81. 1929 Canal. cardio renal
vascular disease.
David N. Pyles. SO. l54s Benefontaine.
cerebral hemorrhage.
Emma Weidner. SO. Central Indiana hos
-pital acute ileoeolitiS-
simple meningitis. za-
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Intern ational Paper and Power Com
pany and subsidiaries In June quarter
earned 66 cents a share on S14.16S
shares : per cent preferred against 20
cents share on 913,601 preferred shares
in preceding quarter and SI.O2 on $780,
GAO preferred shares in ike 1929 quarter.
Six months $3.50 per cent preferred
share against $1.55.
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New York Bank Stocks
JEAN COY ON PHOTO;
AFRAID OF GOSSIP
Refuses to Pose With Cehvalier
Until Mother Is Included.

MeKuSeS 70 rose WIN SSnFdAACA
Until Mother Is Included.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. l5.-''The old
goSSips in Hollywood like to talk too
we'll" demurred Jean Harlowe,
fiaxen-haired movie star. when
asked to pose with Maurice Cheva-
Iier, the French actor. as they
passed through Chicago at the same
time.
However, Jean, who has a divorce
suit pending against Charles +. Nc
Grew III in Hollywood, relented
when her mother was included in
the picture.
Chevalier, tired from completion
Of three recent talkies, is going to
France for visit. He is saving his
money to build huge hospital in
Paris for theatrical folk he said.
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Bn Unfted Press
Bp United Press
NEW YORK
Be..Inits.d. Pr.!as

CINCINNATI. Aug. 5.-Butter-Steady:
creamery in tub lots according to score.
packing stock No. l. 2sc: No. 2. 32c: No
3. l5c: butter fat. 35G37c., Eggs-Steady
cases included: extra frsts. 7ec: nrsts.
24c: seconds 21c: nearby ungraded. 23c.
Live pouitry-Thin and coarse stock sells
only ct heavy discount: fowls. lbs. an6
over. 22c: lbs and over. 18c:. lbs. and
ROSTERS. 13e: colored fryers over 5 lbs.
7TIzc: kroilers. colored over 2 lbs. 251zc
broilers. over IA ibs... 21e: ~ lbs. and
ers over 1iz lbs. 22c: IL lbs. and over.
ice: broilers. partly feathered. 156lsc:
black sprinkers. iSc.
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United Press

CLEVELAND. Aug. 5.-Hogs-Receipts,
5sSssc higher; 1so-2io lbs, ST. 2so-25o
to il0.s5: few over 800 lbs, SO; pigs, $40;
rough sows, So; stays, So. Cattle-Re-
ceipts so; active, around CSC higher on
few here, some cows soc or more up;
ter and cutter cows. $2.5063.50; calves,
receipts, $50: steady with Thursdays
opening; better grade vealers. upward to
si4: Few higher; medium kinds Sl2 down.
ward Sheep-Receipts. 700; lambs. active,
strong to 25c higher; better grades mod
erateiy sorted kinds rs; strictly choice
quoted $40; sheep firm.
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On Commission Row
FRUITS

FRUITS
Apples-Yellow Transparent. $2G2.so q
Ou AsnDSriisots@csIiOrnis. ROYAL. s5.sOd2.7s
BsiTae I $3.50 a 74-ouart
0r ccthserries-california s-Ib. box. s.; Michi-
gan. 24-ouart crate. s3.2S4S,50.
currants-Michigan. SGS-2S lo-ouart
- prseSwberries-~Is-auart crate. s32S93.so.
EvZplant--SoutheIn, Sl-5o 4 oozsn.
GesrSs;pefruit-ImperiaI VALLEY. ss.soGs.so
Granes-californis. seedless. 81 q crate:
NplaCa. lug. S7.7513.
Huckieberries-S5 = is Of. crate
Lemons-Fsncy California. S15ods .
q ffiiTSes-nominican s2.so a 100.
srSs $50 a crate: Jumbo. sS.5093.7S:
indiana. hatS. si.25: Jumbo. 81 so: Honey
Rail. 5614ss. s4q4.So: Horsv Dew. - 9
s s;s, "A'erme'0n'-S4-lO' a'e'Aas. 0Oa
oeranEes-canfornis Valencia. sS.7sGs
Ptsssches-Georzia. Hiley Bell. s2.2s a
one-half hushel basket: Alberta. 81
Uu PSeessrs-canfornia Bartlett. Sass a box
Piums-California. blue red yellow. II %
G73s . basket crate. -.s.
RaSpberrieS-Red Michiean. SS-oOuA
as-plnt crate: black sS6S.2S
VEGETABLES
Bezns--Msrion eogntv: strinEsss go 80.
4 tLSnFl- wax. SD ALLLlaA LaSeNt-
Kentucky Wonders. S7.2502-So.
Beets-Home-grown. 25c dozen ouncneS
CabbzEe-Home-grov new. N.7SGl.Is
4 BARREL. 1tzc ID.
Carrots-Narion county. Sis . ogShei:
Ssc q dozen punches.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sl.SOo1
01 cSeeisssrv-canfornia: IS crate Of Is: Nichi-
gan. 81: Florida washed. SOC q DOZEN
corn@RosstinE ears Marion county. IS
GcumseTs-Eons-Erown- dollhouse. Tss
rrrplsnt-Marion county. 81 a dozen
Kale-Home-grown. 75c 3 oushel.
Ieffuce-WaShington Iceberg. IS crate
Of As SIS: extra fancy Maricn county leaf
r5c ( lS-lb. basket
NnShrcoms-S-lb. basket. 81
Ontons-Green. homegrown. soc dozen
lunches. new Texas yellow Bermuce. g
4 crate: Marion county, yellow Globe 81 %
a brShel: white. 50.
Psrsisv-Msrion county. soc dozen
Pssssas-releDhOns. HOMEGROWN. s7-is =
o- Pses'5Snsers-southern. sisoo7 a hamper,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. button. toc oczen
ounrhes. Icne red or white Soc
Rhuharb-Home-EroEn Sc q cqzen-
Sninach HOMEGROWN 9sc q cukhel.
eoraSh-Marion county,. $50 ousnel
Touatoes-Narton countv. SOC ibid
o TTSe1Srnfps-Nsw. also q eukhsl: Marior
cnunfv. lsc . dozen ouncnez
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Bv United Press

EAST BUFFALO. N. T.. Aug. l5.-Hogs-
Receipts. LOO: followers. 800: active to
all interests: weights above $50 lbs, I5G
bulk 16o-21O lbs. sic. 259 1o.75: pigs. sio.S5;
packing sows. $7.60@8.35. Cattle-Receipts,
100; steady: common grass steers. 1925
ceipts. 400; vealers. SOC to 81 down Sheep
Receipts. 700; lambs. strong to 25c high
er: good natives largely $40; choice around.
S6.5OM6.T5.
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Chicago Grain Table

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. Aug: 15.-Carlots Wheat
l62; corn. 225; oats. 1871; rye. 2. and
WI a Ted; sOc; No. hard. $50
Soc No. as :. j ssf5s: n, SeIiGT; ssc 81 q:
8; 91s4c;. No;Y2 white. $1.o2@1:04; No. 4.
81: No. s. 81: sample grade. 921ac. Oats
No. 2 white. 3SA@40Ac: No. 3. 1910
39Rc: No. 4. 371a @37?4c. Rye-No. 2. 64c.
Bsrley-57 q S6c. :. Timothy - s5.25G5.5o.
BIZ United Press
TOLEDO. Aug. 15.-Grain close: Wheat
No. red, 94&@s5hc; Corn-No. Q vel
44@45c. Rye-No. 2. 75c. Barley-No. 2,
soc. Clover-Domestic. cash. $l4.50: prime
choice. $14.75; october. $15.25; December.
1880. AlSike-Cash. $12; October. $12.25:
December. $12.50. Butter-Fancy cream
cry. 42@43c. Eggs-Country run. ri @23c.
Hay-Timothy. $1.25 cwt.
BIZ Times SDeciGl
CHICAGO. Aug 15-Primary receipts:
Wheat. 2.s57.0o0 against 2.956.000; corn.
against 1.703. 900. Shipments-Wheat, o.
0ss. 900 against AHA. 900; corn, $4,000:
against $4,000; oats. 100000 against
| S02 600.
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other Livestock
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Hogs-Receipts,
$4,000; including 5000; active to shippers;
d25c higher; packing sows steady to 15c
higher; top SLOTS; bulk. 160-230 Id.
weights, siO.5oa1o.65; light lights. 40
100 lbs, good and choice. $3.50 1880;
SO. $50 1915 medium weights, 2oO-2so lbs.
good and choice, $10.15@10.65; heavy
weights. 25o-350 h. good and choice. $3.50
g 1885; packing sows. 275--5o0 lb.. medium
ID. good and choice, S9@iO.25. Cattle
Receipts, $500. Calves-Receipts, 1000;
best steers, 50G75c over weeks low time;
yearlings strong compared with week ago;
except on fat beef cows and bulls. both
these classes being weak to csc lower;
slaughter cattle and vealers; steers, 600
goo lbs. good and choice. $s.50@l1. as;
so 1880 God go eGd and Sh0 aSoc s'ss
ss.50@1Oss: sCC.1, 800 lbs, common a 'U and
medium. 5000; heifers. 55O-S50 lbs. good
dun. $5Q9.5o; cows, good and choice,
S5.25@.7.25; common and medium, $45O6
5.50; low cutter and cutter, $8500475;
bulls tyearlings excluded. good and choice
tpeefl. S6M6.75; cutter to medium. $4.75@
$50: yealers. tmilk fed. good and choice,
S11@l3: medium, $9.50@11: Gull and COM
mon so: stocker and feeder cattle;
steeGs 5OO-l .O5O lbs. good and choice,
SIS, sheep-Receipts. 1000; lambs. active:
mostly rs cents higher; very light sorts
considered; good and choice natives most
$s.25@8.75: sheep, Steady; lambs, 90 sTi bs
down. good and choice $9@l0.25; me-
dunn. S7.50@9: all weights common, SIS
MI50; ewes. 90-150 lbs. medium to choice
@2.75; feeding lambs. 5O-75 lbs, good and
choice, S625@685.
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Net Changes

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Closing
prices and net changes on princi-
pal stocks traded in on the New
York Stock Exchange today were as
! follows:
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Other Livestock

Bu Times Special
700: market csc higher; change in sorts;
$50 lbs. up, $3.50; 165-250 lbs. $i0.55; 1S0-
lS5 lbs. $40; 1870 lbs: down. 500: rougghhss,
market steady: prime heavy steers, $500
9; heavy shipping steers. $6@7.5o; medium
and plain steers, $4.75@ so; fat hneeifers,
dunn to good cows. $S50@4; cutters 1925
al. so; Gamers. S203; bulls, :sSsoOgS.5SS'
C CAVES 200: market Soc higher
on on tops; choice. $8.5o@s. so; medium to
good. s6@7.50; common to medium. $50
higher; eve and wether lambs, $3.50; buck
lambs, $3.50; seconds. $4@4.5O; clipped
lambs, $2.5063.50. Thursdays shipments:
Cattle, 80; calves, none; hogs. 147; sheep,
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH. Aug. IS. = Hogs Re
ss5pt Ss 49, 1s %i ii 3 asSs S
Strong; good graos So. Cattie-Receipts.
100: opening steady; top vealers.. $i2; me
dunn and good kind $76l0.5o. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 1000; fat lambs slow: early sale
other desirable lambs down to So.
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HIGHER TREND
MARKS TRADE
AT HOG MART
Slaughter Classes Active
and Fully Steady in
Cattle.

The higher trend in evidence
Thursday was carried on in today's
trade at the Union Stockyards In
the hog market. Prices were steady
to Is cents up with most grades
showing a 10 to Is cents advance.
The bulk, 100 to 500 pounds, sold for
5000 to $1O.65, top price paid was
SLOTS. Receipts were estimated at
$500, holdovers we're 234.
Slaughter classes were fully steady
in the cattle market, receipts were
400. Vealers showed strength, adj
vancing so cents and selling at $ll.5O
down. Calf receipts were TOO.
Lambs we're rs to so cents higher,
selling mostly at So to $40. Top
price was Stops. Receipts were 1,500.
Chicago hog receipts were 1900,
including $3.50 direct. Holdovers
were 1000. The market held active
to shippers, mostly Is cents higher
on weights below $40 pounds. Early
sales of ITO to 230-pound weights
we're $1O.50 to $1,000; early top,
$1,000. For 240 to 260-pound weights
$1,000 to 5000 was paid. Packing
sows opened slow. Cattle receipts
were $500; sheep, 1000.
HOGS
Receipts, $500; market. higher. :
Light Lights
I4o-16o) Good and choice. ...s e.7S@lo.lo
Light weights
f160-lS0l Good and choice 1922 g !v.12
100000 Good and choice. lV.oo@ iV'fO
Medium weights
(2oO-22ol Good and choice. 1o.659!o1S
(202-5O0) Good and choice. lO.ooWlv'oo
Heavy weights
,2So-s5of Good and choice. 10.SS@ioeoo
(290-350) Good and choice. lU.oUV AU.oo
Packing Sows-
(275-50O) Medium and good. 7.50@ 800
Slaughter Pigs
(I00-130) Good and choice. s.zoW S'0V
CATTLE tSIauGhter CIassesl
Receipts, 400; market, steady.
Steers
fso0-1.1ool
Common and medium n 1non1 5o i0'''' ''oO0 $40
E EeSq ano eno.Cs'.... sSS@ 500
~-helIeFS-
(55o-s5ol
Good and choice ............. 6.2vWAVzS
Common and medium ........ $500 $50
Good and choice '..,.. $500 700
Common and medium. $780,. 4.gU@ S.SS
Low cutter and cutters. ....;. 25OW 4Vv
Bulls (YearlinRS excluoedloo a.
Good and choice beef 5.5v@ Ivy
cutter. common and medium. S.SO1 o.oV
CALVES AND yEALERs
Receipts, 200: market. steady.
-Vealers mix Fed
Good and choice ............ 81 'g0g td.S ~
Gull and common .;.........-.S. 5OW S.oO
Good and choice .............. 1O9@ S.So
Common and medium o.OVM 1'uu
SToCKER AND FEEDER STEERS
(50-600D
Good and choice ............. 5.S04 1zS
Common and medium ........ 4.00M SOU
(800-1 ,050l
Good and choice ............. 55UW IS3
Common and medium 4.oVW o.oV
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts, 1900; market, higher.
-LambR-
Good and choice ............. .SS.2VM ~ zS
Common and medium .....!.. o.oUW you
Ewes
Medium and choice ........... 25Ug 9.eU
Gull and common ........... LUG A.oo
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By United Pres.

RI. WAYNE. Ind. Aug. ls.-Hoss-
Market. CSC higher; eo-1s0 lbs. $3.50; i3o-
$50 lbs. SO; l5o-l70 lbs, Stops; l7o-Ie0
lbs 5000; 23o-350 lbs, 5000: 25o-27o
lbs 5000: 7To-3o0 lbs. $40; 3Oo-35o lbs,
se.7s; roughs. Sis; stays, So; calves,
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RAW SUGAR PRICES

During 1929. lead production In
the United States ives 7 per cent
higher than IN 1924.
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Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paying TIC for
No. ! red wheat and use for No. ! hard
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