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Minneapolis g. st. Louis May net oper-
alton deficit $61, 500 against $S,971 in 1929,
Five months deficit $172,992 against net
operation income $55,334.
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IONDoN-New York cables opened May
AIS UNCHANGED: Paris checks, 1871; Am
sterdam, 1909; Italy. 92.765; Berlin,
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Building Permits

NJ. Epperson. repairs. 1913 West ver-
mont. $40.
William Chambers. repairs. 2l16 Highland
place $500.
George Baker. repairs. 203s Winter, $3.50.
Marion Van Ausdell. dwelling and ga
rage. 1880 Manlove. 81 ESQ.
Roy Huffman. garage. ESQ West Thirty
eighth. $3.50.
CITY Of INDIANAPOLIS. police station re-
pairs. $4,000
$500.
Albert Miller, garage. 2034 Winter $3.50.
Fred Palmer. garage. $40 Buchanan. $500.
Roy Knapp. repairs. 1850 Congress. $500.
Ida Manship. garage. 655l Furgeson. 5000.
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1927
1926

line shows the dividends actually
paid. Figuring 1924 levels as 100,
one sees that stock prices rose to a
high point of 533 before the great
crush of 1929, while earnings only
advanced from 100 to 293 and divi-
.dends from 100 to 284.
ut seems probable" Ayres says,
that the prices Of good stocks have
assumed permanently higher rela-
tionship to their earnings and divi-
dends than that which they had
from 1924 to 1927.
IN recent years the corporations
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CANAL SUICIDE LAID
TO UNEMPL0 YMENT
out Of Work, DespOndent," Note
Left by Frank Land.

Body of white man who ended
his life in the canal near West
street after leaving a suicide note,
was recovered this afternoon by
motor policeman Tony De Bar and
Charles Johnson.
The mans coat, vest, bottle OF
poison and e farewell note were
found on the canal bank, causing
police to start dragging.
The body is that OF Frank Land,
1853 North Blackford street, police
say. The note read:
II am respondent over work. Ny
body will be in the canal or White
river"
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Chicago Grain Table
June rs

July. 1900 1882 1900 I 1877 1899 1899
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Other Livestock

BU United Press
TOLEDO, June -Hogs-Receipts. 400:
market steady to 15c lower: ~heavies So 25
n so; mediums. S8.75@9; Workers. SO. SOFA
8.75: pigs. s8G8.50. Cattle-Receipts.
light; market slow. Calves-Receipts.
light: market steady. Sheep-Receipts,
light; market steady. Opening Clover
Cash $3.50: prime choice, $3.50; October,
$40 90: December S1310
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Births
Gins

Niels and Marie Jensen. 6ss North
Oxford. 80, 49,
Robert and Ruby Garrison. Ill South
Leverett and Blanche Harshbarger. Cole
man hospital.
Emmett and Ida Isaacs, sos West
Harry and Louise volpp. 1902 Lock
John and Leila Campton. Coleman hos
Henry and ora Mertz. Coleman hos
James and Sarah olvey. Coleman hos
Walter and Mary Davidson. 4o4 North
Colorado.
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General outdoor Advertising Company
cents on common due at this time. De-
clared regular quarterly dividends Of 81 on
class and $3.50 on. preferred. both pay
able Aug. Is. record Aug. s..
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BUYING ORDERS
STOP BEARS IN
EARLY TRADING
Stock List Strengthens at
Mid Session: List Is
Sluggish.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for wednes-
rails was 1855 on 81. Average q twenty
Sonds was o4.s5, Oh "a 81. "'''AS' y ''''S
Bn United Press
NEW YORK, June 26.-CalI
money dropped to IL per cent
today, the lowest rate since
Aug. 1, 1917.
Call money, which is used TO
finance stock transactions with
stock for collateral, was in large
supply due to lack of demand
from spectators.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 26.-Meeting
another attempt of bears to depress
the market with buying orders, the
stock list strengthened around noon
today in dull trading.
The opening saw the majority of
issues fractions to three points
above the previous close. United
States Steel opened at 156, up q
from the previous close and other
leading industrials were firm.
After a period of steadiness
around opening levels, the market
met new selling orders, and steel
dropped to 154A. Other issues fol-
lowed and movements became ir-
regular. Toward noon selling pres
sure was eliminated and Steel was
coming back to its high of the day
at 1861.
Coppers Firm
Copper shares maintained firm
tone, having discounted the Ana
conda dividend meeting result. Ana
conda reduced its dividend so per
cent from 81 to $3.50 at noon. Andes.
its subsidiary, cut the dividend
from So to $3.50 Green Cananea,
another Anaconda subsidiary, re-
duced its payment to SO from So.
Traders had expected a reduction
to SO in Anaconda and hence the
news of the cut had an immediate
effect in raising the price of the
stock. A few minutes before the
dividend announcement Anaconda
was selling at 46A, up Is. 1t
promptly rose to 48. Kennecott was
selling around 80, up rs and other
issues Of the copper group were
firm.
Railroad shares were quieter with
prices mixed in relatively narrow
range. More roads made reports
| for May today and all of them were
well under the same month of 1929.
Gains Are Noted
The first thirty-five roads to re-
port for May to date showed a de-
cline of 1917 per cent in net oper-
ating income as compared with May,
1929. Their showing, however, was
substantially over that of April this
year.
In the early afternoon, gains OF
! fractions to more than a point we're
noted in nearly all the leading in
dustrials. American Tobacco issues,
which scared in the early trading
on the announcement of a splitup
and extra dividend, quoted down
and met prof1t-taking that reduced
gains.
Utilities were easily carried higher
and oils we're flrmer all around.
Chemical shares also made progress,
as did the independent steels.
Trading continued very quiet at
the rate of less than 100000 shares
for a full day
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. M:
West wind, II miles an hour, tenn
perature, II; barometric pressure,
29.77 at sea level; ceiling $500 feet;
visibility, 7 miles; field, good.
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1929
1929

have largely paid of their bank
debts, and reduced or wiped out
their bond issues. This has en-
HANGED the relative value Of their
stocks.
Even more important is the fact
that the investing public has finally
realized that the tendency Of lead
ing corporations is to grow from
year to year and decade to decade,
and to hand on to long-term stock
holders large benefits from that
growth"
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TWO UNHURT IN DIVE
Plane Plunges Into Boston Harbor
on Its Takeoff.

United Press
BOSTON, June 26.--An aviation
instructor and a student f1ier es-
capped injury today when the Moth
biplane in which they just had
taken of from the Boston airport
plunged into shallow water Of Bos-
ton harbor from a height of fifty
feet.
Pilot Charles I Emerson Of Cam
bridge was at the controls His
pupil passenger was Jim l. Brown
Of Bruokline.
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81 SOL sol against s. zss, 5sS in Nay 1929.
Five months, s4,SS1,1Sl, against S7O4o'2Sl.
Boston g. Maine May surplus $424. $50,
after taxes and checks. against $5l6: IA
| in May, 1929. Five months, Sl,s84.leS,
against s2.3lO,522.
American Car Foundry Company In
year ended April 80. 1880, earned S5.44
common share against s1.O2 in pre-
cedinE year.
LoNDoN-New York cables opened May
s steTt l3.os; italy. s2.765: Berlin,
20.3S5.
Pennsylvania railroad May net opesraattoo
ing income $s,S9S. s64 against sig i: lSs rs
s88. '1 ssain isEsj $50 7ss,5ai 81 -'''' '
National Power and Light Company in
earned $2.23 a share on S. S7,S2s com
mon shares against $1.99 share on
5.421.754 shares in preceding year.
General outdoor Advertising Company
omitts regular quarterly dlYioeno OF on
cents on common due at tbs time ne De on
class A and $3.50 on, preferred. both pay
able Aug. Is. record Aug s..
alton deficit sSl. 500 against ss.s7I in 1929.
Five months deficit S172,992 against net
operation income $55.SS4
Kansas City Power g. Light May net
after taxes and charges. but before de-
probation S4SS.45 against $46957S in
| 1929. Twelve months net S5,92S,1S9
against s5,596,64e.4O.
Federal Farm Board plans to emergency
measure at this time to stabilize wheat
market it was indicated at headquarters
| at Washington.
Associated Gas and Electric system in
GLIDING newly acquired properties from ON
Charges Of $18,623. iS2 after division of
ton etcs asahst in preceding
year. Declared regular quarterly divi-
dend of so cents on Glass A, or lao share
of Glass payable Aug. l, record June 81.
Horn & Hardart Company of New York
declared regular quarterly dividend OF oz12
cents payable Aug. i. record July. IA, and
Sits on preferred payable Sept. l, record
Aug. H..
sua0 0ua M9Rne d SG%paay fs' pss
able July is, record June 80.
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
|
cents payable Aug. 30. record July 81.
| United Gas Improvement adds to d.
rectorate Edward Hopkinson Jr., Drexel
g. Co. and ]. P. Morgan & Co. and
Clarence H. Geist increasing board to
sixteen from fourteen members. Mr..
Hopkinson also elected an additional
member of executive committee.
|
! United States Industrial Alcohol direc-
| tors meet for dividend today.
Great Northern railway May net OPP
Grating income was $685. e3 against So
| 744 478 in 1929. Five months net, $1,592,-
s6s, against $7,s76,s44
United Corporation reports for period
| 453. after expenses interest and federal
taxes.
Arkansas Power and Light May net
income S172,5S5 after taxes and charges
against S17S,911 in May, 1929. Twelve
months ended May 81, surplus after pre-
ferred dividends S2,O3S,353 against ST.
766 500 in preceding twelve months.
| Missouri Pacific May net operating in
| come 81 ,486, 066 against 81, 423, 352 IN May,
! 1929. Five months $7s20.5SS. $8.oo9l57.
American Tobacco special stockholders
| meeting July 49, to vote on proposal TO
| split common and common B on tWo-1oT-
! declare extra dividend of 81 on present
| stock s~d place new stock on SIS annual
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country Runl-Loss of delivsrd
in Indianapolis, l9c: henery quality. No
2lc: No 2, Ice.
AZ lbs. or over. nc; under Az lbs. l7c;
Leehorn hens, lac; sprlngers; ga lbs; or
als Under I'D 2 COCKS KS s lsi I dEasEs
fnil Efeathered fat whites. &c. geese &C.
These prices are for No. top quarry
0u sSsaer oT twh6o dssni s5ossc: No a
ssGs4c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
SIC: Wisconsin firsts: 27c: Lognhorns. SIC:
New York LimberEer S6c.
Bu United Press
ea SaroA receipts 1858 cases; Extra frsts,
22c: frsts, 81 &c; current receipts. zoe;
MerRet Steady receipts. ISIS tubs ex-
Ssl a : 2sisc: seconds. 2S@2719c: standards;
cars CARS f0%s isSaoc spTinssrg SSc
horns. l5c: ducks, l4c;. geese l2c; turkeys,
Wins 1sSi so0 isl7c young Americas I71sc
SHIPMENTS io55; market weak on Sacked
bliss triumph. s2.25;. southern sacked Irish
cobblesr $i.T562.25; North Carolina bar
Eels irish cOb 6ssT ss7?s@64lS Virginia
BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND. June 2e.--Butter-Msrket.
steady; extras, 361zc; extra hrsts. 36l2c.
Eggs-Easy: extras. 231zc; hrsts. 81 vac.
Poultry-Market. steady: fowls, 23a24c;
medium 2s@24c g.. Leghorns. hSq zoe heavy Az!
Ieghorn springers. 1sG2Sc ducks. ia
zoe; old cocks. 12Gl4c: geese. 10G15c. Po-
tatoes-Not quoted.
Bu United Press
NEW YORK. June 6.-Flour-Quiet and
@ fSd m ap ssi So ia s6stss MD
die west spot ss.75Ga.s5. Tallwo- Quiet;
special to extra. 434G5c. Potatoes
Easier; southern 81. 75G4; Maine, S3G4.
Sweet gotatoes-ogiet; Jersey baskets. SOC
G5sc: ducks. Long island. isc &C. Live poul-
keys. 200 43c; chickens. 17G3Sc; fowls. IA
try-Market. easy: geese. Halle; ducks,
l4622c; fowls. l9M22c; turkeys, 15M25c;
boosters. $50 tic: broilers,. i6d40c. Cheese
cials. 24G2ec; young Americas. ISh d25c.
CINCINNATI. June 26.-Butter-Steady:
creamery in tubs lots. according to score.
30d33c: common score discounted, 213c;
packing stock No. ! 2Sc: No; 2: lsc: no.
cases included: fresh gathered. % nc:
firsts zoe: seconds, 18c; nearby ungrnded.
2IJzc. 1--we pouitry-Thln and coarse
stock sells only at heavy discount. Fowls.
lbs and over. 2oc: 4 lbs: and eyer. lgc;
over. isc; ROSTERS, 1sc: brcilsrs.. eolored
over lbs. 28c; broilers, over Ia lbs:
nd: II lbs. aud over. CSC; LeRnezn ano
Ordination brothers over Ia lbs. 1ieS *
lbs Ald over l0c. bx0ilerE. parity 11aenefed
17iaz0c: black sprinaeTs. 1ocv
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FILLING STATION PLEA
CONSIDERED BY BOARD
Application Is Taken Under Ad-
visement by Park Chiefs.

visement by Park Chiefs.
Application of the Lincoln Oil
Company to erect a filling station
at State Road 50 and KeSsler boule-
ward was taken under advisement
for two weeks by the park board to-
day.
Jacket w. Joseph, board mem
Der, opposed the project, declaring
Kessler boulevard was planned as a
pleasure thoroughfare and CONNER
cial projects should be barred.
The board modified its ruling on
the new "pee-wee" golf courses, di-
recting courses can be built within
$50 feet of boulevard or park
property, instead of 500 feet.
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TOLEDO. June 2e.-Grain close: Wheat
No. 2 red. 95d 96c. Corn-No: 3 yellow,
$40 s3c Oats-No. 2 white. 4213G4 SAC
Domestic cash. $50: prime choice.
$3.50: october. $3.50; December. $l3 IS.
Alsike-Cash. sl1.20; october. s11.5o. But
ter-Fancy creamery 37@38c. Eggs -
Country run. 20G22c. Hay-Timothy,
Sl25 cwt
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying 76c: for
No 2 red wheat and TAG for No. haro
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BU United Press
NEW YORK. June 26.-Bank clearings
Il sSo 600 600: clearing house balances.
sf50 00O. 600 Federal reserve bank creolt
balances. si45, 900. 600.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

BU United PrfSS
WASHINGTON. June 2s.--The treasury
baianc~ on June %. was $3.50: or. $50 81 !.
eiustoms receipts for the month to that
experditures on June "a. were S6,57O, lo4.2S.
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DISCUSS RAIL MERGER
Great Northern Pacific
Move Postponement Likely.


Bv United Press
NEW YORK, June 26.-Confer-
ences regarding the proposed Great
Northern-Northern Pacific merger
we're held here today, but no state
ment was made by the deposit COM
mittee following the discussions.
In view Of the many obstacles in
volved. 1t was reported today that
the committees haE agreed upon .
postponement.
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Nrw WORN sTATEMENT

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. June 26.-Bank clearings
sac. 500. 900: balances. s4.s0o.ooo.
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BIZ Times Spccia1

LOUISVILLE. June -Hogs-Receipts.
500: market l0c lower: ESQ lbs. up, So 40:
l65-250 lbs. So: l30-165 lbs. s8.20: 100 lbs.
tle-Receipts 200; market steady; prime
heavy steers. $3.50 1880; heavy shipping
steers. s8Gs.50: medium and plain steers.
cows. S5.50H6-50: medium to good cows
$50: cutters. S3.2514: Gamers. S2H3
s5n650. Caives-Receipts 200: market.
soc higher: tops. $s66.5G: good to choice.
So. 509e medium to good. s5d6.50: outs
$3.50 down. Sheep-ReceiptS 5000. mar
ket soc lower eve And wether lambs. 81.
choice car la<fps. sll 25f11i.5o; buck
lambs. SO; econdk S5.50G6: clipped
cattle, II: calves. l67; hogs. none: sheep.
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New York Bank Stocks
Banks and Exchange
1NnIANAPoLIs STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS bank clearings Thursday.
June rs. s., 09s. 900; debts. S6.SsS,OOO.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

bU UHtUeU FTeeS
CHICAGO. June 2s.-Hogs- Receipts;
30 900; Including II. 900 direct; opened
steady to 10c lower; later trade mostly
steady; top, 1910; new low since January
1929; packing sows active. at l0Mloc
higher prices; butchers, medium to cholce
250-350 lbs s8.5QG950; 2o0-250 lbs, go -
6s10 100000 lbs. $S.75M9.10; 49, 6O
lbs, $88069. 05; packing sows. ,S7.50g SO;
SIS. CattieNReceipts, 5000; calves. 1000:
general trade strong to Csc higher; most
Killing classes sharply higher. than Mon
day. many better grade weighty bullocks
being 75c or more UP; small runs stimu-
iating factor; top. $l2.65; slaughter
Glasses steers. good and choice. 1901 500
lbs, $1075@12.75: 1.100-1 800 lbs. $10@
i2.75; 950-1,l00 lbs. $10612.25; common
and medium, $50 lbs. up. $6.750 10, 70: fed
S6.25@9 so: cows good and choice, $7M9. p:
Sc. T56l1I75; heifers, good and choice. $50
lbs down. $9.50M11; common and medium
s6 25Gs so; good and choice. S7@925;
common and medium. S4.75M7; low, cut
ter and cutter. $3.50@4.75; bulls. good and
choice beef, $6.40@8.25: cutter to medium;
$4.75@6.4o; yealers, milk fed; good s and
$50: stockers and feeder steers, good and
choice. all weights. S8506l0; common and
medium. $6@s.75. Sheep-Receipts, 5000;
better grade fat lambs around steady,
others Slow weak to unevenly lower; bulk
sorted natives. $11 .50M11.75: sheep steady.
desirable handyweight fat ewes. So. 75M
$50: lambs. good and choice. 81 lbs; down.
S11@l1250; medium. $9M11; Gull and COM
mon, $6.5069; ewes, medium to choice, 100
lbs down, $2@375; Gull and common, 81
M275.
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Bank of France statement as of June 20
shows gold 44004, 000. 900 francs against
$4,000, 600 against II. ss6. 600. 900 and ration
SIPS per cent against 5105 per cent.
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D0zU-J0neS Summary

basis equal to $40 on old stock which is on
SO annual rate.
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Cattle
Receipts. ESQ; market. steady.

Receipts. ESQ: market. steady.
Beef steers, 1,100-1500 lbs,
good and choice ...........$ 9.50Mll 90
Common and medium . $500 $50
Beef steers. LOO lbs. down.
good and choice ............ g.00Mll. VU
Common and medium ........ 5000 9.U0
Heifers. $50 lbs. down. good
Common and medium .,. 5000 800
Cows. good and choice. ....... $500 I.15
Common and medium 6.75Q Buy
Low cutter and cutter cows. 2.50Q 4.75
o' snd choice S,ic Aeuei o'ee.e' 49, 1900 900
Common and medium .. 5.50@ TOO
-Vealers-
Receipts. $780, market, higher.
Medium and choice .........$ 1000 loS6
Gull and common ............ 4.50Q S.OU
sheep
Receipts. LOO: market, steady
Lambs. good and choice. SIG cog II 50
Common and medium I.UuMlu.vg
Gull and common .....-.....s. d.z9W z.aS
Ewes, medium to choice 2.750 4.OO
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Kansas City Power Light May net
after taxes and charges. but before de-
probation S4SS.454 against $469,57S in
1929. Twelve months net S5,92S,1S9
against S5,596, 642.4O.
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BIZ United Press


CINCINNATI. June 26.-Hogs- Receipts.
3;l7s; including, i.17s direct; heldover, ITO;
slow, mostly 10 cents lower on butchers,
ITO lbs. up; lighter weights steady to
weak. spots. IS cents lower; sows steady:
bulk better grade. 170-250 lbs. $g@9.25:
mostly 1925 on weight averages below 240
lbs; few lots. 100000 lbs, around $s.75:
desirable. 120-160 lbs. largely S8.75: some,
I6o-l7O lbs. 50; sows. $7.5o.ds; bulk, SITS.
Cattle-Receipts. $50: calves. 225; not
enough to make a market; largely clean
up trade on. catch bid basis; vealers, steady
to soc higher; better grade light kinds
showing advance; odd lots of common and
medium fat heifers. $6@7.50; few beef
cows. $566; low cutters and cutters. $3.50
"a; bulls. largely $5.5066.25: few weighty
offerings up to. 81: good to choice vealers.
ss@s5S $50 nsSsegs 1sJiS 500: better
grade lambs, mostly IS cents lower; lower
grades largely soc off,, inferior kinds in
instances. 81 lower: sheep scarce about
steady; bulk good, and choice lambs. $40; Is
NIL: common and medium, S6.50M7 so; in
ferior and skippY lambs. downward to 81;
best light ewes, duotable at $3.50: mostly
s2.50@3: on good kinds, with culls down
ward to 81.
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IInitcd Preaa

PITTSBURGH. June 26.-Hogs- Receipts.
lower: good and choice. i50-2io lbs. SO SO
ass: 220-260 lbs. So 40: 260-3o0
lbs. S6.75Me.25: pigs. s8.7569; rough sows.
S75OG7.75. Cattle-Receipts rs; market.
steady: cutter and low cutter cows. s3G
S. Calves-Receipts. 25: market. soc
hieher: top vealers. S11. Sheep-Receipts,
500: market steady: native fat lambs, s8I
l1.50: yearlings. S6G8.
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Sullivan Machinery Company declared
regular quarterly dividend of 81, pay
able July is, record June 80.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. June .-Hogs-Receipts.
LOO; holdovers. 60; mostly SC lower;
most bids 10c of; unsafe. 150-210 lbs,
So IS; $50 lbs butchers, S9.25; 25o-30o lbs.
S915: packing sows. So; stays, So. Cattle
Receipts, $50; killing classes slow. weak;
common to medium steers S6.7568.75:
fat cows. s4.75G6: cutter grades. s364.25;
sausage bulls. s566b0; few up to 81;
calves, receipts, 400: good to choice veal
ers active and strong. mostly S12d13;
medium kinds. seI10.50; grassy offerings,
s6.2569. Sheep-Receipts, 900; Arm: &C
tive and strong: good to choice lambs,
sfi. 5Onl2; best, S12.50; Gull to good
yearlings. s6G9; fat ewes, s2.50G3; weth-
ers, 81 and down..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-26

Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
declared regular quarterly dividend Of IS
cents payable Aug. 80, record July 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-26

United Gas Improvement adds to d.
rectorate Edward Hopkinson Jr., Drexel
g. Co. and J. P, Morgan & Co. and
Clarence H. Geist increasing board to
sixteen from fourteen members. Mr.
Hopkinson also elected an additional
member of executive committee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-26

Horn g. Hardart Company Of New York
declared regular quarterly dividend OF 6212
cents payable Aug. /. record July a. and
SITS on preferred payable Sept. l, record
Aug H..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-26

Federal Farm Board plans to emergency
measure at this time to stabilize wheat
market it was indicated at headquarters
at Washington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-26
rnited Preaa

EAST ST. LOUIS. III. June 2s.-Hogs-
mostly steady TO SC lower; 6glk il i5O 3
lbs. $969.10; bulk sows $7.75@7.90; few,
49, Cattle-Receipts. 1900. Calves--Re-
ceipts 300; market, steers and heifers.
steady to strong; cows, CSC higher: vealers
soc higher at Sill; other classes steady.
sales; indications about steady asking
$10.75@11 for most native lambs and up
ward to $11.50 for graded lambs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-26

Associated Gas and Electric system. in
Guiding newly acquired properties from
dates of acquisition for twenty months
Charges Of Sl8, 622. 1872 after division of
underlying companies interest, deprec;ia-
ton, ETC.. against 1924, 755 in preceding
dend of SO cents on Glass A, or LAO share
Of Class payable Aug. l, record June 80.