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Deaths

Marie Fromm Garner, 25, Methodist
hospital pneumonia.
Cora Alice Baker, /, city hospital, CASTRO
. Elizabeth Cliff. 81, city hospital. chronic
- Sarah Frances Plew, So, 1901 English,
CASTRO enteritis.
Ruby Fern Marshall, 80. Methodist hos
pital. chronic myocarditis.
Melvina Nicely. 70, $50 North Belmont,
chronic myocarditis.
Charl7s Edward Hickman, 81, 8l9 North
Sherman drive. apoplexy.
Elizabeth Suding, IS, 1914 Madison.
cerebral apoplexy
Robert W. Buchanan. "A, 1854 North
Francis Travers, "a, 52l woodlawn, acute
myocarditis.
Samuel r. Taylor, 3, city hospital,
cerebrospinal meningitis.
Pearl M Parr. 81 2401 Roosevelt, leth-
ar ofa Neai. A. la45 Lee acute cardiac
0t John II r. Bundy, a. 2l6O Ashland, chronic
Martha Ann Bellies, SO, 1886 College,
cerebral hemorrhage.
Lemuel. NJ. Sullivan, So, 1920 University,
ar Raymond ayr nd B. Orr. 80. ST. vincent's hos
pital, lobar pneumonia.
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500 maTEet Sc higger $50 iSs up sii2o
l65-250 lbs. $ll.S5: l3o-l65 lbs. 5000;
100 lbs. down. ss.e0: roughs. $40; stays.
tive. steady; prime heavy steers. s7.50m9:
heavy Shipping steers. s6d $50; medium and
plain steers, s5G $50: fat heirs, s4:50m 2;
good cows S3.75d425: cutters. s3.25G3. 70:
Gamers. S2H3: bulls, s4G6; feeders. $3.50
q $50. stockers. S4n5.25. Calves Re-
ceipts. 800: market soc higher; choice. SEA
1880; medium to good. S6.50d6 $780, COM
mon to medium. S5m6. Sheep-Receipts,
700: market soc higher; eve ana wether
lambs, SO: buck lambs. IS: seconds. s4M
$50; clipped lambs. S2.50G $50. Wednes-
DAYS shipments. Cattle. none: calves. 200.
hogs. none: sheep. 626.
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Building Permits

G. c. Jose. dwelling and garage, 1451
North Colorado. 81. $50.
indianapolis school city. addition. Nor
ris and Kappes. $4,000.
Stella c. King. dwelling and garage,
$40 East Fifty-siXth. Sl0,50o 80
st. Pauls Lutheran church. repairs, 723
South New Jersey. 81 $50.
Fletcher American Trust Company, re-
pairs. 432 North Illinois, $500.
Roy Legnauer. garage. 1921 East Wash
ington. $3.50,
fryington Coal and Lime Company. re-
pairs. 5525 Donna. $500.
H. w Johnson. dwelling and garage.
1910 East Tenth S., 300.
j. H. Miles. dwelling and garage, $500
North Meridian. $4,000.
j. K. Thrasher, repairs, 724 North Mis-
snuri S95R
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Chicago Grain Table

CHICAGO. Aug. 21.-Carlots: Wheat
IS; corn. 179; oats, rs; rye, 0, and bar
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New York. Chicago & St. Louis Railroad
seven months net income S68l ;4So AFTER
on $50. 654 shares of s per cent pretrered
against net income of s4;ol0s86 or s. 10
net income s35.l7I against s5l6.502 in
July. 1929.
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Doubt Panther Story

: COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug. 81 =
Hunters here express an opinion
that the panther-like animal re-
ported to be roaming the Flat Rock
river bottoms, between Clifford and
Taylorsville, is a myth, invented to
check squirrel hunting. The hunters
recall snake stories told to protect
berry patches, in support of their
view of the panther report.
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ROBINSON CALLED TO
MAP DROUGHT RELIEF
Hoover Asks Dawes Aid to Direct
Credit for Stricken Area.

Bv United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Henry
NJ. Robinson, member Of the Dawes
reparations commission, has been
called here by President Hoover to
direct establishment of financial
credit relief for drought-stricken
districts.
The Los Angeles banker, who sat
with Charles G. Dawes and Owen D.
Young in the formulation of the
European financial set-up, will ar
rive Monday for conference with
Mr.. Hoover. Robinson is member
of the federal relief committee ap-
pointed by the President.
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State Police Chiefs Auto

: CONVICTION, Ind, Aug. I'll
Gordon Nash, Covington youth, has
started serving term in the state
reformatory on sentence imposed on
plea of guilty of larceny charge. Nash
was returned here early this week
from Lawrence, Kan, where he was
taken into custody driving an auto
mobile stolen from Police Chief
Robert Kenney, Covington.
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Y0unq Hoover Here

Herbert Hoover Jr., son Of the
President, was guest of the Curtiss-
Wright Flying Service at Mars Hill
airport short time Wednesday
afternoon. Hoover, who is in charge
of communication for the Western
Air Express, was en- route from Los
Angeles to New York.
He was piloted by Jack Fry in
an S-14 monoplane.
Just making an inspection tour"
the son of the President explained
during his twenty-minute stay at
the airnOrt.
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Barnet Leather Company quarter ended
June 80. net loss s47,419 after taxes de-
probation. ETC.. against net loss SSSi,SiS
in second quarter, 1929. Six months net
loss S111.261 after charges against net
loss aS541 .55i in first half 1929.
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HUNT ESCAPED PRISONER
Man Caught With Trio in Slot Ma
chine Case FIees.

State and local police today
sought a man who escaped Wednes-
DAY after he had been arrested with
Hershel Tucker Of Indianapolis, and
two girls who gave false names and
Indianapolis addresses.
According to state police, Tucker,
who is lodged in the Franklin Jail,
admitted they intended to steal slot
machines. The other suspect escaped
in a stolen car.
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The City
in Brief
FRIDAY EVENTS

FRIDAY EVENTS
Exchange Club luncheon. Lincoln.
OptimSt Club luncheon. ClaypOol
Altrusa Club luncheon, Columbia Club.
knights Of Columbus luncheon. Sphinx
Arms.
Phi Delta Theta luncheon, Chamber of
Master Painters Association luncheon.
Reserve Officers Association lunch
Indianapolis Round Table luncheon.
Delta Tau Delta luncheon, Columbia
Delta Chi luncheon. spink-Arms.
Plans for the national cOnven-
ton Of Exchange Clubs 40 be held
Sunday to Thursday will be dis
cuSsed Friday noon by members Of
the local club at the Lincoln.
Sixth annual puShmobile derby
will be held Saturday afternoon at
at Twenty eighth and Stuart
streets. Fourteen entries have been
received.
Explanation of a pension bill re-
Gently passed by congress will be
given by Representative Louis Lud-
low Friday night at the meeting Of
the Captain William E. English
camp No. "a. United Spanish War
Veterans, at the Claypool.
More than $4,000 persons attended
the annual picnic of the Sugar
Creek Creamery Company Wednes-
day afternoon at Broad Ripple park.
Radio Advertising" and its
merits were discussed today at a
luncheon of the indianapolis Ad-
vertising Club. Ernest Cohn of the
Homer Mckee Company led the
discussion.
Walter Pritchard, Republican
candidate for criminal court judge,
will speak at the eighteenth annual
reunion of the Pritchard family, at
Pioneer park, Franklin, Ind, Sum
day.
Twenty sixth annual reunion of
the John Butterfield Association
will be held Sunday, at 1870 p. M.
at Brookside park.
Twenty fOremen of HOlcOmb g.
Hoke Manufacturing Company held
a picnic dinner and golf tourney at
a miniature golf course at Fifty
fourth street and College avenue,
Wednesday night. Frank j. Holz-
hauer and E. H. Rossebo were in
charge of arrangements.
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New Gavei for Mayor Q

BIZ Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug. 81. =
Mayor H. Karl Volland of Columbus
is welding new gavel. 1t is gift
from Smith Sniyely. contractor, who
made it from walnut joist removed
in remodeling home owned by the
mayors mother, and which was built
by Smith Jones, first mayor of Co
lumbuS.
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Southern California Edison July balance
81. 1881 after taxes and charges. but be-
fore depreciation against S2,039.599 in
july. 1929. Seven months SI0.952,83l
against S11.024.779.
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Death Driver Arrested

BU HlfeN FTtSS
VALPARAISO, Ind. Aug, 2l.-
Involuntary manslaughter charges
have been filed against Martin
Brodie, it being alleged he was in
toxicated when his automobile
struck and killed Hans Nelson. AL
Lightfoot, who was riding with
Brodie, was charged with intoxica-
ton. Three other occupants of the
auto were released.
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Births

Harold and Mary Erner, Methodist hos
pital.
Charles and Laura Winston, 2S4l High
land place.
Jess and Catherine Haskell. 2439 Dear
born
Osborne and Alberta Morris, 1445 Shep-
ard
Clarence and Mary Adams 1902 Astor.
Edwin and Julia Whitaker Methodist
hospital.
Carl and Mary vogelgiesang. Methodist
hospital
Arnold and Evelyn Anderson, 14O8 Liy-
ingSton
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Greeting to Go by Air

BW HifCd Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Major
James Doolittle. crack army air
corps reserve pilot, will leave here
Friday on a NONSTOP flight to Chi
cago carrying greetings from Presi-
dent Hoover to officials of the 1880
national air races, it was announced
today.
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CROSS TO HONOR DEAD
Lighted War Memorial to Shine
From Alsace Mountain.

BW Jnited PrPSS
STRASBOURG, France, Aug. 81.
"A fifty-foot blazing cross will
shine every night from the top of
the famous Hartmannswillerkopf
mountain in Alsace to commemorate
the 10000 French and Americans
who died on those slopes during the
World war.
The cross will be lighted cleo
trically with dull red glare, visi-
BILE from Switzerland and down the
Rhine valley.
The mountain rises to height of
$500 feet.
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Other Livestock

81 niffd pFfSS
PITTSBURGH. Aug. -Hogs-Reeeipts.
800; market. 3SasoS higher: iso-2SO BIS ss
I0O-i40 lbs. Sii25dli.75: packing SowS.
ss.75I9. Cattle-Receipts. ~: market,
steady to strong common TO medium,
grass steers, S6M7: heavy bulls, around
$685.: calves, receipts. 100: market. steady;
choice vealerS. SLAP SO; bulk medium,
Ssni0. Sheep-Receipts. 100. market,
active; fat lambs. mostly 25c higher: bulk
choice. Sl0d 10 so. medium to good. ST.50et
$50: ssed stocks, steady; wethers. quoted
$3.50 down
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s20,25O RUM IN ESTATE
Valuable Whisky Among Effects of
Millionaire Banker.

BIZ Hited PrcSS
BOSTON, Aug. 21.-The late Will
liam A. CASTOR. Boston banker, left
an estate valued at $7,057,732, in
GLIDING five barrels and 1000 cases
of Bourbon whisky valued at $20,-
$50, according to an inventory filed
in Suffolk probate office Wednes-
day.
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Convention Sought

BIZ Tines Special
TERREs HAUTE. Ind, Aug. Ill
The Indiana Federation of Labor
will receive an invitation to hold
its 1881 convention here at this
years meeting to be held in Indian
apolis, Sept. 10.
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ACADIANS GATHER TO
HONOR FOREFATHERS
50 Young Louisiana Women Aid in
Nova ScOtian Ceremony.

81 Young LOulSldlld WOiheh al" u"
Nova ScOtian Ceremony.
BIZ United Press
GRAND PERE, Nova Scotia, Aug.
21.-Acadians from the United
States and Canada, gathered in this
historic village today in memory OF
their forefathers who we're forced
to flee ITS years ago.
Fifty young women. direct de-
scendants of the French Canadians
who we're deported in 1855, came
from Louisiana to participate in
pageant presenting Longfellow s
beautiful epic story of Evangeline.
A civic celebration will be held to-
night in Halifax.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at a. m:
Northeast wind. fifteen miles an
hour; temperature, 20; barometric
pressure, 1910 at sea level; ceiling,
unlimited; visibility, fifteen miles;
field, good.
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Bull Injures Man

EDWARDSPORT. Ind. Aug. d.
A broken rib and severe bruises we're
suffered by william Lawhead when
attacked by a bull at the Killion
farm, south Of here.
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Anderson Man Hurt

BU Times SDeCiGI
ANDERSON, Ind, Aug. 2l.-
Stewart Mapes, 26. of this city, suf-
fered a crushed chest in an automo-
bile crash near Gary in which t.
w. Hughes, go. Kokomo, was killed.
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Ayersse Of thirty inaggsdtrisis for
"wednesday was 232.ss. Up go, Average
sTs Of tuenty utilities was s4.si. up l.ss.
Average Of forty bonds was 1854. 10 CO.
NEW YORK. Aug 21-SelIing
came into the stock market today
after early firmness. Rails made
the widest declines and industrials
followed. Utilities held smaller
losses and oils and coffees we're
about steady.
Trading continued quiet. tickers
leisurely moving through the morn
ing.
Steel common, which opened at
i6S and then crossed that point,
dipped back to 1867. of rs from
the previous close around noon.
other issues were down fractions to
more than 2 points, a few issues
making wider declines.
Railroads Weak
In the railroad division Southern
Railway made a new low since 1928
at rs. of AZ and new low for the
year was made by Baltimore 81
Ohio at 97i.. of 81. Canadian
Pacific lost q. to 17lls and Penn
sylvsnia a point to 71is.
Heaviness in the rails and the
sharp break in Gillette worked
against the list which had to con-
tend with an accumulation Of ad-
verse news since the beginning Of
the week, including several dividend
reductions, lower car loadings, a re-
duction in crude oil price by one
producer and lower earnings state
ments.
Call money today was easier, re-
newing at 2 per cent and holding
there with concessions to IL per
cent on the outside.
Warner Brothers of
Warner Brothers Pictures met
pressure in the early afternoon that
drove it down to within Is of its
low for the present sotck.
Autostrop Safety Razor went
down more than points with Gill
lette rumors being persistent that
negotiations for a merger OF the
two companies had fallen through.
During the early trading prices
held near the previous close for a
time and then the list presented a
better tone. Bears saw several
openings with weakness in coppers,
oils, rails and special issues and
pushed their advantage. Those
who had profits took them, but
selling did not gain in volume and
the list met support In many sec
tons.
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Other Livestock

By LII gHit t9d Press ot-Hogs-Receints
a duality lighter weights. lO@2Oc higher;
other grades, heavy hogs, and packing soTs
ness ness: early iN top. $l190 bulk desirable.
100 22O-lb. averages, $11.60@l1,S5; ligh:
lights 140-16o lbs, good and choice. $40 IS
and choice, S11 50G11. 90; medium. weighs.
200-250 lbs. good and CHOICE. sll. 40g IL 30
heavy weights,, 25oo-s5O lbs, good S snd
Slaughter pigs. lOO-1SO lbs, good and
choice, $9.25@10.75. CattleL1Receipts' 6,50e;
higher: active at the advance: all interests
buying, not enough weighty steers here TO
20 around S1175 paid for yearlings seal
making siI.60; most fed steers, s9.50@ll;
$1@2 higher than low time last week;
slaughter cattle and yealers steers. 6 69U-
hoo lbs, good and choice. S9:75M!l.5 SO;
i3OO-150O lbs, good and choice. ,slO@lIIs 80;
IBIS sSs5S bs ane good and choice
50 75m ii so: common and medium. So SOC
TO- cows good and chNiee 81 SS7G oT c E9m
c and meaispm5 bSS yeangs eS
cluded. good and choice. beef. SCOT, cutter
to medium $a75G@9G y ga edt ml5k s fe9
e: Gull and common s75Cy@6d}Q gosS StOgker
and feeder cattle steers. 500-l05O lbs;
good and choice, S6:75@8.5Q; common S ana
medium. s5.25@7, Sheep-Recelpts. lZ,00U:
sheep. strong: bulk native lambs; 500
1885; top to city butchers s.d s19Oo 60
Ssus doHn s aood and T choice
medium. $S@9.5o;;. al weights common ni n
sS5oS8 EYES sCnS0 va iHs me en anG
c c0GGs; $lSa.i5; feeding lambs, 50-75
lbs. good and choice. S6.75q7.75.
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output of electricity of Electric Light
and Power industry of United States for
week ended Aug. is. 1871 .393,O 900 XVIII or
about 5000 900 XVIII less than previous
year. Production is 2.8 per cent below like
week in 1929, but per cent above out
nut for 1928
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TREASURY STATEMENT

BU JHifCd PTCsS
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2l.-The treasury
net balance on Aug. 10. was Sis. $685.
1888. Government expenditures for the
same day we're 1851 .sOO.s7. Customs re-
ceipts for the same month TO that date
were si9.713.loi.60 so.
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Net Changes
BvUnifcd Press

Bu United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded on the New York
Stock Exchange today we're as fol-
low.
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By United Press

NEW YORK.. aug -f lou, ,Iliet
mess $3.50. Lard-Firm: middle west
spot. sii45G11.55 Tallow : Easy; spe-
cial to extra. 5bM57sc. Potatoes-Quiet
potatoes-Ouiet: Southern BASKETS. s2Q
225: Southern barrels. 75cas7.. Dressed
Doultry-Steady: turkeys. 22q 45c; cnick-
ers. goa 36c: fowls 15n soc: ducks. 800
l5c: ducks. Long Island. l5dl 8c. Live
poultry-Steady to firm; geese. l0G l3c:
ducks. 13n23c: fowls, 14q Csc: turkeys. 20
a Csc: ROSTERS. 15G l6c: broilers. ola zoe.
Cheese-State whole milk. fancy to special,
24d26c: young America. 100 Csc.
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New York Stocks
,Bv Thomson q MeKinnon
sfisceIIaneous--
Produce Markets

Eggs Country RunI-Joss OF delivered
in Indiana polls. lie: heneTv quality NO !.
23c; No. 2 l3c. ,.,
az lbs. or over. I9c: under Az lbs, l6c:
Leghorn hens i4c: sprinEers: ~ lbs OF
over. 2ic: under ga lbs. lac; Ieghorn
full feather fat whites. PC; geese. &C.
These prices are for No. TOP QUALIFY.
uI Batter y twholesalei NO. l. 4lG42c: No.
37m35c.
Butterfat-41c,
poundI-American loaf. 3lc; pimento loaf.
52c: Wisconsin flrsts. 21c: Longhorns. sac:
New York Limberger 36c.
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DOzg-JOneS
Summary

London-New York cables opened at
487 3-32. against 4.87 1872; Paris cheeks.
1892; Amsterdam. l2.o9; Italy. $685.
Bank of England statement as of Aug.
81 shows circulation S61.79l.O0O pounds
against 365.359.O00 pounds on Aug. IL.
ratio $3.50 per cent against AS.
Neisner Brothers, Inc. six months ended
June 80 net profit S202. 642 after charges
and taxes 1888 6s7 in first half 1929.
Humble Oil and Retrigerating Company
has reduced price of Pettus crude oil. Gulf
coast. rs cents barrel to SLIP meetILng
posted price Of Houston on; 70 rIIs u1sbnlsI
states.
starrett Corporation declared regular
quarterly dyidends Of Is cents som on siS p and
IS cents on SO preferred Sept. l. record
Aug. 20.
New York. Chicago & St. Logis Railroad
seven months net income S68l 460 AFTER
taxes and charges equal to Slss a snare
on $50. 654 shares of 6 per cent prefrSesre9a
a common share in like 1929 period: July
net income s35.l7l against S5l6,oOz IN
July. 1929.
Barnet Leather company uuhitCi ShuSN
June 80. net loss s47,419 after taxes de-
probation. ETC.. against net loss SSSl'SiS
in second quarter. 1929. Six months net
loss S11s.261 after charges against net
loss &541 .55i in first half 1929.
Southern California Edison July balance
S2237 961 after taxes and charges. but be-
fore depreciation against 81, 039 500 in
July. 1929. Seven months slo952,8Sl
r A'ls SIX s mSntRs So Ss an increase Of
So. 57s, 57s over first half 1929.
aaGa geo Glue Note on pTop6sa 70
sell Gelatine plants and business of COM
pany to Eastman Gelatine Corporatloon:
Eastman Kodak Company subsidiary 4ol
Federal Water Service Corporation in
twelve months ended June 80 earned s1:SS
A class share against S2,95 in eceding
twelve months.
St. Louis Southwestern. RI airISay gross
second .week. August s572l 9o a ggsriad
Jan. to Aug. IA, gross $iI4322O7 against
1924. 500.
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba de-
clared regular quarterly dividend OF
S1.5O on 6 per cent preferred, payable
Oct. 1, record Sept. 10. Roswell G. TripD
of Potter g. Co. elected a director OF
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba and
Cuba Railroad Company to fill vacancy
on boards created by death of Guy W.
Currier. Trip appointed member of
board of voting trustees of common
stock of Consolidated Railroads of Cuba.
Mesta Machine Company declared
quarterly dividend. of so cents, on common:
placing stock on 50 annual basis. payable
oct. l. record Sept. Is. In previous quar-
ter regular quarterly dividend OF 40 cents
and extra of 10 cents was paid.
Peruvian Reserve bank reduces dis
count rate to per cent from per cent.
Fisk Rubber Company and subsidiaries
six months net loss. So. 65l.822 after de-
probation, amortization, inventory, write
offs, ETC.. against net loss, S236,713 in first
half 1929
Bank of France statement for week
ended Aug. Is, shows gold, 46,952 000. 900
francs, against as 656 900, 900 Aug. 8. Cir
culation, 72.678, 100000, against 72.970,-
000.00 Ratio, 52.17 per cenr, against
51.69.
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New York Bank Stocks
Local Wagon Wheat
MARRIAGE Licenses

CITY grain Elevators are paving 7sc for
No. / red wheat and 76e for No. l hard
wheat
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Stone & Webster, Inc, in twelve
months ended June 30. earned SILL
common share. Including profits from
sale of securities carried direct to sur
plus total net profit was equal to S5.49
common share, declared regular
quarterly dividend of 81, payable Oct.
Is, record Sept. II.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-Eggs-Market. firm:
receipts. 1852 cases: extra firsts. &c;
dinaries 15a21c; seconds. i2G15c. But
ter-Market. steady: receipts. 5,075 tubs;
csrs: fowis gen. rum 5Oe 2o1zc: fowls. 20
q22c; springers, 24@25c; Leghorns. l5c
ducks. i7@2Oc: geese. 12@l4c: turkeys.
Twins. i8G1sHc: Young Americas. 1914
a isszc. Potatoes-On track. 140; arrivals,
so: shipments. 893: market steadx@ Wis
sacked Bliss Triumphs. $3.50: earlk Onios.
ST go: Minnesota sacked Earlv Ohios. $ 90
n165: sacked Irish Cobblers. 81 500 l.lC;
Idaho sacked Russets. 81. 40nl 80: missouri
sacked Irish Cobblers. s1.80Ql.S5.
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Bank of France statement for week
ended Aug. Is, shows gold. 46,952, 900. 900
francs against 46.656 O00, 900 Aug. 8. Cir
culation, 72.67S,00o, 600, against 72.970,-
900. 900. Ratio, 52.17 per cenr, against
51.69.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2l.-Butter-Steady;
creamery in tub lots according to score,
S6@3sc; common score discounted 2MScs;
i5c: butterfat. 38M 40c Eggs-Steady cases
Included: Extra frsts, soc; firsts; 26c: sec
onds 24c: nearby ungraded. 26c;, Live
poultry-Thin and coarse stock sells only
at heavy discount: fowls. 5 lbs. and over.
zoe; lbs; and over, 17c; 3 lbs. and oyer Dyer.
ROSTERS. i3c: colored fryers over lbs.
27c: broilers. colored. over 2 lbs; 23c;
broilers over II lbs. 21c: ia lbs. and over.
19c: Leghorns and Orpington broilers. over
10 lbs, 2lc: ia lbs. and over. l9c;
brothers. partly feathered 15dlSc; black
springers 18c.