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Deaths

Tim Hester. 81. city hospital, coronary
Charles Henry johnson. 10. GIT North
Bancroft, cerebral hcmorrhage.
Helena Maud Clingler, So, 1884 sugar
Grove. hroncho pneumonia.
Hazel L. La FAIRY, 35. st. Vincent's hos
p'S Justi u'- En1ig. 81, 521s East Walnut,
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Charles Mullegan, A. city hospital,
broncho pneumonia.
George w 3utler, 10, st. Vincents
hospital appendicitis.
Mary viola thinner. II. 1850 Sutherland.
pulmonary tuberculosis
Howard Rose. 81. Central Indiana hos
pital broncho pneumonia.
CO crime Jane Gatewood. 70, 1929 In
graz arterioScleroSis
Kate H. Preston, "a, 1920 Park, lobar
pneumonia.
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Manhattan Electric Supply Company
now the American Machine and Metals,
Inc, five months ended May 81 re-
ported net loss $133,736 after deprecia-
tion and upkeep Of Idle Plant. etc.
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New York Bank Stocks
Three Funerals for Actor

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. July 3.-Three sepa-
rate funeral services were held for
Joseph T. Schenck. partner in the
famous vaudeville team of Van and
Schenck, at the Van and Schenck
Club in Ridgewood. L. I. One serv-
ice was by the Brooklyn lodge. of
Elks. the second by the National
Vaudeville Artists and the third by
the FriarS' Club.
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BAND CONCERT SLATED
Arndt Musicians to Play Friday
Night at Riverside.

The Arndt concert band, directed
by Herman Arndt, will pay under
the auspices of the Indianapolis
park board at p. m. Friday night
at Riverside park.
The program includes patriotic
selections, the Tampa overture,
medley of popular songs and songs
of the World war.
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Other Livestock

BIZ WITTN FTFNN
EAST ST LOUIS. Ill. July 3.-Hogs-
Receipts. 10000: market active. 30a 40c
higher than wednesdays average: DisS
lbs. SO s0e 60; top. SO s5: heavies scarce;
bulk. iO0-isO lbs $3.50 9.35: most sows.
Sgi0Ns25 Cattle - Receipts. 100;
calves. 500: market steers strong to Csc up:
mixed yearlings. heiferS and vealers Csc
up. other slaughter classes steady: steers.
SIS B. IS. fat mixed yearlings and heifsrs.
SeniO75. cows S5.S0d $50; low cutters.
Ssd4: medium bulls. s6.25 down; good and
, 500. market no early sales indications
steady: asking si075II075 for better
lambs. s15OMS50 for fat ewes: lambs.
good and choice 90 lbs down. sl0q IL.
medium. sssio all weights. Gull and COM
mon. 50 IS: ewes. medium TO choice. 90
$50 lbs. So 5OM so; all weights. Gull and
common, siG250.
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DIGNIFIED BIG BILL
SCENTS BRITISH PLOT
Giant Cracker Rocks Chicago Mayor
as Council Bans Fireworks.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, July 3.-Mayor Will
liam Hale Thompson today sat
bordering over the city councils
newest ordinance providing that it
shall be illegal to discharge fire
crackers within the city limits. IF
signed it would be effective for
July 4.
In solemn session it was passed,
the last act Of busy session Of the
council.
Solemnly, then. the mayor brought
down his gavel for adjournment.
A moment later, the council
chamber was rocked as a giant fire.
cracker, coming apparently from
nowhere, exploded near the mayors
chair.
The mayor, lifted from his chair
by the defamation, cast a look of
disgust upon his city dads, decided
they we're just boys after all, and
walked out.
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Meningitis Claims 1s1st victim

The death of Ophelia Mills, so,
Negro, 1913 West Twenty seventh
street. Wednesday at city hospital,
brought the total deaths from cere-
bro spinal meningitis to l3i since
last December. She was taken to
city hospital in May. There have
been 1876 cases in Indianapolis and
vicinity.
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BODY WIRED TO ANCHOR
Cleveland Police Believe Murder
Victim Is BOotlegger.

CLEVELAND. July 3. = Police
sought today to identify the body
of a man. found in Lake Erie with a
bullet wound in the head. and one
1g ired to a heavy ship anchor
The body is believed to be that
Morris Komissaro. %, a reputed
egger who disappeared May 2.
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Thompson Leaves ss5.OoO,OOO

BIZ United Press
YONKERS. N. Y, July 3.-The
will of the late Colonel william
Boyce Thompson. copper magnate.
dispoSing of an estate estimated at
more than SIS. 100000. was filed for
probate today Principal legatees
are the widow, Mrs. Gertrude II.
Thomf son. and her daughter, Mrs.
Mary let Schultze.
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CITES RELIGIONS NEED
Ritualism Necessary, Says Pastor at
Butler Summer School.

Declaring the need for ritualism
in churches and citing the demand
of people for less impoverished
form of worship, the Rev. Linn A.
Trip, prohibition officer. spoke to-
day before the annual summer
meeting of the Butler university
college of religion on the college
campus.
Other speakers at today's ses-
sions were the Rev. o. E. Kelley Of
Terre Haute and DR.. A. T. Robert
son of Louisville.
The summer meeting closes Fri
day afternoon.
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Of tTentv rails vas i29 q. VI 20 aver
age Of tv.nty utilities vas o q e u IN % os
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. July 3.-Stocks
moved irregularly today in the
lightest trading in two years.
Most Of the changes we're small,
but a few issues met pressure. The
hardest hit were Air Reduction.
which declined more than 8 points
and then rallied more than point,
and Gillette. which made a new low
for the year at "a. off 80.
Losses Of a point or more were
noted in May Department Stores
Cerro de Pasco. Columbian Carbon,
Du Pont. Timken, Worthington
Pump and Proctor & Gamble.
Toward noon Steel common was
making new lows for the day,
breaking through l58. Other lead
ing industrials we're holding near
the previous close.
The best behaved group was the
amusement section where gains OF
fractions to more than a point were
made by Warner Brothers Pictures,
Loews. Fox Film A and Radio
Keith-Orpheum.
Oils made little change and util-
tiles sagged only fractionally. Some
of the tobacco shares we're firm. es-
pacially Tobacco Products A, which
iirmed up fractionally to a new high
for the year at 1871.
Call money renewed at 2i@ per
cent despite demand on banks for
funds for over the holiday. Bonds
we're irregular in a narrow range
featured by a break to new low
in the German annuities issue after
the syndicate which floated the issue
withdrew its support today and dis
solved.
The ChrySler Corporation an
nounced a salary reduction of 10
per cent in wages to its employees as
part of a retrenchment policy.
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TECHNICAL R. O. T. C.
INSTRUCTOR NAMED
Major Oscar A. Manseau to Succeed
Major Schroeder Sept. L.

MAJOR schroeder SepC. L.
Appointment of Major Oscar A.
Nanseau, retired United States army
officer and five years commandant
of the Joplin Mo) high school r.
o. T. c., to succeed Major Henry
F. Schroeder as military instructor
at Technical high school here, is
announced by the war department.
Schroeder resigned.
Manseau will report here for duty
Sept. /. The Joplin unit which he
taught is ranked as an honor r. O.
T. c. unit. Major Thomas E.
Cathro, commandant of the 1ndi-
annapolis R. o. T. c., informed Man.
seau of his transfer to this city.
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ChrysIer Cuts Wages

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 3.-A 10 per
cent wage reduction for all Salaried
employees of tke Chrysler Corpora
ton was announced today by Wal
ter P. Chrysler. president.
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BABY SPURNS POISON
But Both Parents Eat Candy, and
Are Both Seriously Ill.

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, July 3-Richard
Landani. %. bought bag of candy
Friday night for his 1-year-old son,
Richard.
The baby accepted a piece, tasted
it critically, and threw it away
Landani and his wife ate the rest.
Today both parents were critically
i'll. The candy was poisoned.
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CHICAGO. July s.-cash grain close:
No mixed 77H 7sc ?T NJ. mixed C 4S7sc
No yellow. 1870 7Slac: No. Yellow. H. ia
Yellow. 77@77Isc: No. yellow 7Sjsc vi No.
yellow. 76c: No. white. &c; No.
white. 801ac; M. IS white, 79lac; sample
SIC No. white. S4a4 a SEC: No. 1 white.
3412c: sample grade, 32c. Rye-None. Bar
ley-45@ SEC. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Clover
-Si06l750
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Rn United Press

CINCINNATI. July .-Hogs-Receipts.
$500 including 200 direct. FOLLOWERS. 2S0;
fairly active mostly l5c higher on weight
averages 10 lbs. up: lighter weights.
steady to strong; sows steady; bulk de-
sirable. 10000 lbs. S9.65G9.9o, mostly
SO 90 on $50 lbs down; good 800 lbs.
butchers. auotable around $3.50; desirable:
i20-l6o lbs. seGo.25: mostly $9.25 on $50
lbs up: sows. SITS 70 mostly So; few
light smooth kinds. ss.25. Cattle-Re
ceipts. $50; calves. $50. generally steady;
spots strong on cows. these and light
vealers fairly active. other classes slow;
odd lots Of common 70 medium grass
steers and heifers. s6@6.5o; most cows s5I
$50. low cutters and cutters. So. 50d $50:
bulk S3H425: Few bulls $3.50 down: good
and choice vealers. ssnI0: lower grades.
seas so: weighty veaiers and grass calves,
hard to sell Sheep Receipts. 400. good
and choice lambs scarce strong 50 most
" SOC higher: .neep ard lower grade lambs
slow. steady; bulk better grade lambs,
sl0M 1850, chaice lambs with weight quot
able up to <il, common and medium. $5G
z. mostly S6G6.5 so: inferior kinds down.
ward from 81 fat ewes largely s1G2 .50s
Light weights up 70 81. culis around 81.
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TAX HIKE RULING SOON
Greenfield Judge Announces Op.n-
ion Nearly Ready in County Case.

Greenfield Judge AflnOuHCeS OPH-
ion Nearly Ready in County Case.
BIZ Times Special
GREENFIELD, Ind, July g.
Ruling in the horizontal tax in
crease case, venued here from
Marion county, may be made this
month, Judge Arthur c. Van Duyn
of circuit court, said today.
The case involving petitions OF
taxpayers for refunds of taxes paid
under the horizontal boost law OF
1919, 1920 and 1921, since ruled in
valid by the supreme court. carries
with it the repayment of 100000
to taxpayers should Van Duyn rule
in favor of the petitioners.
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MartS Closed

New York and Chicago stock
exchanges. livestock and grain
markets will be closed Friday,
July 4. Independence day. A
double holiday will be observed.
the different markets and ex-
changes remaining closed until
Monday, July 7.
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SCANS MOONEY REPORT
California Governor Considers Opin-
ion of High Court in Bomb Case.

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, July Ex-Governor
c. c. Young took up consideration
today of the state supreme court
report he will use as a basis in
granting or denying pardons to Tom
Mooney and Warren K. Billings,
serving life sentences on conviction
of participation in the 1916 pre-
paredness day bombing in San
Francisco.
The Governor stated he probably
will announce his decision within a
few days.
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G. A. r. PICNIC ARRANGED

More than fifty Civil war vet
Grams are expected to attend the
annual G. A. r. picnic of the Fed
Grated Patriotic Societies at Brook
side park July 80. Mrs. Henriette
Neal is general chairman.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. July .-Hog$Reeeipts.
500: holdovers none: mostly Soc up; 100
26o-lb. averages at $40: pigs. 25c up;
sows and stays steady; sowS. So; stays: 50
steady: common and medium steers. Sc. IS
1850: few up to $3.50: beef COWS. 81 $50
$50. Calves-Recsipts 600: steady to soc
of; good and choice vealers sl2-50ml3;
Weighty calves. SloM12. Sheep-Receipts,
400; lambs. weak to soc of; good and
choice lsmbs S10dll: common and me-
dunn offerings, $s69: culls down to 81
and below.
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BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. July 3.-Bank clearings
81 3si 600 COO; clearing house balance
s20s 600 600: federal reserve bank credit
balance S18e 600 900.
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United Press

PITTSBURGH. July .-Eogs-Receipts.
1900: market. weak to loe OF; l50-2l0
lbs. seeSGi0: 22c-lo0 lbs, Se.6Sg 9.sS;
sows s775e7s. Cattle-None. calves, re-
ceiptS. 100: market fully steady; top
Soc and more Of: buls lambs. sea 0.50;
lev. 81: aged wethers. S3G5.S0. choice
yearlingS. quoted S7.SoGs
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TOLEDO. July s.-Hogs-Reeeipts,- 200:
market, steady. lSc up; hesyies. $3.50
9: pigs. $3.50. Cattle-Light, market,
steady: calves. hight; market. strong
Sheep-Light: market. slow. Clover
Cash. sl2.7S: prime choice, Sass; Oct,
$3.50: Dec. siS.75.
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HOOVER ACTION (
ON NOMINATION
is UNEXPLAINED
Failure to Name Sponsors
of Luhring ArouSeS
Senate Comment.
BY LAWRENCE SULLIVAN
Times Staff Correspondent


WASHINGTON, July 3.-Presi-
dent Hoover's unexplained depar-
ture from one of his own majo.
policies in connection with the APP
pointment of former Congressman
Oscar Ray Luhrig to the District of
Columbia supreme court has given
rise to much comment in political
circles here.
A threatened inquiry into rea-
sons for the departure was aban-
doned by the senate judiciary com-
mittee only because of the end-of-
he-sesSion legislative jam created
by the fight over the veterans PEN
sion bill.
Many senator's, however, still are
seeking privately to learn why the
White House did not make public
the names of Luhring's indorsers.
Practice Was followed
Soon after President Hoover took
Office, the White House announced
formally that all sponsors Of candi-
dates for the federal judiciary would
be named when the nomination
went to the senate.
The practice was followed in. every
case until Judge John j. Parker was
nominated for the supreme court
three months ago. Failure Of the
White House to announce Park
er'S sponsors was one of the fac
tors which contributed to his re-
lection.
In the case Of Luhring, the spon-
sors' names were not even privately
communicated to the judiciary COM
mittee. Nor has the White House
disclosed whether Luhring's case
was an exception to the rule or an
action marking abandonment of the
Hoover innovation.
Explanation offered
One explanation was offered in
formally by a member of the judi
ciary committee that Senators Wat
son and Robinson split on the ap-
pointment, and rather than send the
nomination up with the approval
Va DuO OAlC oSAAdOOAs VIC LACOlOClkb
decided to publish none of the in
dorsers.
Another explanation, however, is
that Luhring was the personal
choice Of Attorney General William
D. Mitchell, and that neither sena-
tor was consulted. 1t is understood,
nevertheless, that Senator Watson
gave his tacit approval to the nomi-
nation and that his influence pre-
vented the projected committee in
quiry.
After serving as congressman from
the Evansville district, Luhring was
appointed assistant attorney-gen-
eral, in charge Of the criminal di-
vision, in 1925. He quickly devel-
oped a close friendship with Attor-
ney- General Mitchell, who then was
solicitor general. His record in the
department was without distinction.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country ,Runi-Loss of delivsId
Poultry buying prices-H Hens, weighing
Leehorn hens. lac: spTinGers; 2Hs lbs. q
sse Is f Sf S S2fk ? &C. S:e duo6 IS
These prices are for No. ! top quality
quoted bv Kingan g. Co.
Butter twholesalel mo. l. IS 936c: No. 2
Cheese WHOLESALE selling price per
SEC: Wisconsin fiTsts. 27c; Losnhorns. sac:
New York Limberger. 36c.
BIZ United Press
receipts. i4lls 9 extra fffsts Zoe current
receipts. 49,; ORDINANCES, 18@l8lsc; sec
onds lSc ButterMarEet firm RECEIPTS
standards, 321ac. Poultry Market steady;
hoTns lac ducks ducks i &c. geese s furkeys
Twins. i6i2@l7c: Young Americas; l7lac.
tTsGk 3S 5as o2 :as sh
Sa nightly y Ssake @agRs afs Stock e
and Missouri sacked Irish Cobblers. ST..
s2@2.i5 Virginia barrel Irish Cobbfers.
50 80m405: North Carolina barrels Irish
cobblers. sS.5o@3.65-
Bu United Press
NEW YORK July .-FIour-Quiet and
steady spring patents S5.25@5.6o Pork
Steady. Mess-$31.50. Lard-Firm; mid
west spot, s9.85G9.95. Tallow-Steady;
special to extra. 4s4@5c Potatoes-Weak
and lower; Southern. s1.S8 IS; Maine.
s2e5 a $40. Sweet Potatoes irmer; Jersey
baskets. Sld5. Dressed Poultry-Steady
firm: turkeys. 20644c; chickens. 17@35c:
fowls. l4G26c Live Poultry-Steady. firm;
geese. 10ml2c; ducks. 12622c; fowls. 1870
22c: turkeys. 15@25c; BOOSTERS. 15d17c:
broilers goa 33c. Cheese quiet; state whole
milk. fancy to special, 25G26c; Young
America. 1914 G25c.
Bv United Press
CINCINNATI july Butter-Steady:
creamery in tub lots according to score
500 33c: common score discounted. 2M3c:
packing stock No. l. 26c No. 2, zoe; No. 3.
i5c: butter fat, 23M30c. Eggs-Stead y
Cases included: fresh gathered 22c; f1rstS,
l9c; seconds. l6lac: nearby ungraded, 20l2c
Live Poultry-Thin and coarse stock sells
only al heavy discount FOWLS lbs. and
over. zoe: lbs and over 18c; 3 lbs. and
over. Ice; Leghorns lbs and over Ice;
ROSTERS. 13c; colored fryers over 3 lbs.
SAC: broilers colored over 2 lbs. 29c: broil-
ers over ~ lbs. 2lc; IA lbs. and over,
Csc; Leghorr and orpington .broilers over
broilers partly feathered. 17@2oc; black
springs. zoe.
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BIZ Times Special

LOUISVILLE. XIV. July 500 -
ceipts, 500; market. Is cents higher; ESQ
pounds up. $685.; 1855 70 z p:-..,-e go
sos; roughs, s655: stogs. ,s5.95. Cattle
Receipts. 100; market; steady; prime heavy heavy
S725G85O. medium and plain steers. SEQ
7.25: fat heifers. $sGs good and choice
cows. ss.75@4.75; cutters, s3g3.5o; can 11
$50: stockers S5.5o@7. Calves-Receipts,
200; market steady; choice. ssas.5o; me
dium to good. s7ds; common to medium.
s4.5OG6 so Sheep-Receipts. 500; market,
steady; ewes and wheather lambs. 1925,
buck lambs $3.50: seconds. s4.5o65:
Clipped lambs. s2.5od3.50: Wednesdays
shipments cattle none; calves 259; hogs
1852; sheep 1858. This market will be
closed Friday.
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BIZ United Press

w FotEPS O. red 5g sloss sd GornS S0se
yellow. 500 83c. Oats-No. 2 white. 41@43c
Rye-No. 2, Toe. Barley-No. Q, sec.
cash, Sl3: prime choice.
$500: October, $13.75: December, sl4. AL
sike-Cash. s11.50; october. Sll.80. Butter
Fancy creamery. 37638c. Eggs-Country
run, 20@21c. Hay-Timothy. SIPS CWt.
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BIZ United Press
Local Wagon Wheat

Citv grain elevators are paving TIC for
No. 2 red wheat and 75c for No. hard
wheat
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Other Livestock

Bu lnlted Press o...4.
opened higher. closed with most of !ad-
vance lost: top, S9.75 paid for around 200
lb weights; light lights. l40-160 lbs. good
and choice, S9.25 @9.65; light weight. 100
200 lbs. good and choice, .$9.50G9.75; me-
choice s95osS5 heavy %sigh aS 25G-S5S
G8.65; slaughter pigs, l0o-13o lbs. good
and choice. $s.50@9.25. Cattle-,Receipts,
900; calves. 1000; all killing classes ex-
cept weighty bullockS, active and hlre.
but no dependable outlet for heavy steers
selling. $11@12 and. better; she stock, 25c
up: heavy sausage bulls to 81 and better:
Slaughter cattle and vealers: steers. 500.
600 lbs, good and choice. $l0M12: 900-1lU0
lbs, good end choice. $l0@1225; llOO-l30o
lbs, good and choice. sl0.25Ql2.15: 1900
sooe1soO lbs, common and mediums Sc sS3 gag
si0Gli; cows. good and choice. $7.50@9 80:
common and medium. $5@7.50 low cutter
and cutter S3.75@5; bulls. yearlngS. ex-
Guided. good and CHOICE. beef, So q SU:
fe 9i'e good and choice, $io9 Il; medium: $40
feeder sattie. steers. 5Oo-1o5o lbs: good and s
choice. $7.75@9.T5 medium. $5.50@7.75;
5000; all classes around
Steady: bulk sorted natives and rangers.
SiOI75G1l: native throwouts. mostly. SOC
$50. Slaughter Sheep and LamoS. eIa 5sSS
ii.25: medium. s8.75@1o.55; a al Nv weiFnts
dium to choice. s2m3.50; all weights, Gull
and common, $lN2.5O.
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Banks and Exchange
CHICAGO STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS = M NIbNI
Indisnanolfs bank clesrings Thursday
july 3. s5.52s. 000: debts. sl0.O23.0o0.
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RECEIPTS aeRt 900; holdeyerS Soo active. lsS
i ioSs i s}ead% desirable 1s6soo bs SOTO
S @To.15: most light lights and pigs; SEP;
packing sows. $s@s2S. Catteie3@sRec c,Etsr
Grades. s364.75. Caives-Receipts. $50;
Steady to soc of; good to choice ys iad:
IIa1zgeIy Se01i' Sheep-Receipts, 1i.700:
good to choice lambs weak to Csc on;
palmer kinds Of more; better mgs FdaiGes
xmas mainly s7Gs; fat ewes steady at
S2@3.50.
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Rm rnited Press

FIT. WAYNE. Ind. July s-.calves-Re-
ceipts. 50; hogs. 800, sheep. 75:o Hoggssno
lbs. $40: 10000 lbs. $3.50: 2Go-225 lbs,
$40 255-gi5 lbs; $3.50: 215qgSSo lbs, lbs
$500 roughs. $3.50; stays. s550; caves
$50. This market will close Friday and
Saturday July and 5.
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NEW YORK STATEMENT

KH mica FTCSS
CHICAGO July Bank clearings. 1882,
sOO. 600; balances. SO. 800 900.
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International CigaI Company declared
regular quarterly dividend of SIPS on
old common payable Aug. !, record July
Is. Stocks recently split two for one
and dividend action on the new COM
mon will be taken at October meeting.
New York Stock Exchange collateral
loans to members on June 30, totaled
So. 727. 289. a decrease of 81 .020, 100, 623
from May 90. and comparing with $7,071,-
221275 a year ago.