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The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
In the Stock Market
nv Thomson g. McKinnon,

NEW YORK, June 18.-Llttle
comfort may be gained from current
business reports. Midweek trade
figures reveal a further downward
drift. Car loadings are running well
below a year ago. The steel IN
dustry is operating under the 70
per cent mark. And as yet there is
nothing to indicate that the de"l'"e
in commodity prices has been dell
nitely arrested.
Bearing all this in mind we can not
help but feel that much Of the pres
ent mental depression is the result
of a tendency to compare our pres
ent business pace with the activity
Of a year ago. Looking two years
back, the picture makes a much less
discouraging comparison. Foreign
grumbling against our tariff act
shows no abatement. Bearish senti-
ment toward the stock market is
now as rampant as was the bull1Sh
view last summer. Apparently we
have gone from one extreme to the
other. The short side of the market
has become very popular. Be believe
that with all due allowance for the
present unsatisfactory state of busi-
ness, pessimistic sentiment is being
carried too far. We believe further
that the stock market has reached
the point which suggests that we are
over discounting both present and
prospective unfavorable develop
r11entS
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
General. tone
CONTINUES OFF
IN PORK TRADE
Cattle Dull, With Bidding
Lower on Slaughter
Classes.
Classes.

The general decline affecting all
livestock and commodity markets
continued tc send prices down in
local livestock trade today. No
reason, except the general trend of
business toward lower levels, is
available, receipts running under
the average for this tine Of year.
Hogs were 10 cents off, the bulk,
$50 to 500 pounds, selling at $500,
top price paid was $685.. Receipts
were estimated at $500; holdovers
were 449.
Cattle were extremely dull, with
bidding lower on all slaughter
classes. Receipts today were 1,40O.
Vealers held steady at $10.50 down
Calf receipts were 70O.
Sheep we're steady, with a top of
$12. Receipts were 1900.
Chicago hog receipts we're $1,000,
including 10000 direct. Holdovers
numbered 5000. The market held
slow with few early bids and
sales around 10 cents lower than
Tuesdays average; most bids and
few sales of good to choice 160 to
290-pound weights 1910 to $500.
Cattle receipts were $500; sheep,
10000.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
EX-CITY MANIS
BANDIT VICTIM
Percy Miller Shot in Club
HoIdup on Coast.

Word of the death of Percy Mil
.ler, so, former indianapolis resi-
dent, in Los Angeles, from injuries
received when he was shot by a
bandit Monday night, was received
here Tuesday night by Oren S.
Hack, former city corporation coun-
sci.
Mr.. Miller, secretary Of the Uni
versity Club of Los angeles for
twelve years, stabbed the bandit
when he accosted Mr.. Miller in the
club and demanded valuable
package left there by member.
Mr.. Miller, according to infor-
nation received by Hack, did not
resist the bandits demands for
everything in the safe" until the
demand for the package was made.
The bandit fired after the stabbing.
The bandit is near death in Los
Angeles hospital.
Mrs. Hack is Mr.. Millers sister,
and Otto Miller, a brother, of In
dianapolis, also survives.
Funeral services will be held at 2
p. m. Friday in Les Angeles and
the body will be brought here for
burial
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Births
Girls

Rowan and Mary Logan ll25 Park.
Samuel and Iona Mahan. 926 River.
Fred and Lena Kinslow. e4e South New
jersey.
Arthur and Georgia Frawley. Coleman
Harold and velma Pickett Coleman hos
pital.
Dempsey and Edn= Peeler. 737 North
joseph and Mary o'Brien. 2oio West
Jones.
Bows
Leslie and Ethel Russell. 623 Union.
sherman and Lillian ClemonS, l47l
Roosevelt.
Ella and Paula Hawkins. l275 North La
sale.
Benjamin and Bertha Horwitz. Coleman
hospital.
nital
Ralph and Vera Meyers. Methodist hos
pital.
Eben and Florence Brand. Methodist
hospital.
William and Nellie Shipman. i20S Sturm.
Harry aud DorotheR Hershberger. 1921
Hoyt.
Oscar and Ruth R4binson. 65l Holley,
girls.
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Death Notices

CROSS, SARAH Page 73 years, widow of
the late William F. Cross and mother of
Millard E. Cross, passed away at the
day. June l8. Funeral notice later.
JONES, LEILA DOLLY MYSTER-Age
of Mrs. Hazel Miller, Irene Myster, Clar-
ence Myster. Carl and Marie Jones. Fu-
neral from Hazel Miller's residence. 1921
Ingram st., June 10Th. at IL m. Burial.
Frankfort Ind.
KENNEDY. MRS. MARY A.-Age 64, passed
away ct the residence, 533 Highland ave,
June II. She leaves four children. Fu
1880 p. m. Friends invited. Burial
Mooresville, Ind. LITTLE g. SONS in
I-AMPING, BERNARD-Age 73 years, be-
loved husband of Mary E. Lamping (nee
Riedeman), father Of Mrs. Elvina Glynn
Lawrence, Marie and Matilda Lamping.
passed away suddenly at his residence.
305 E. Iowa, Sunday 80 a. m. Funeral
Wednesday $50 a. m. at the residence
9 a. m. st. Catherine church. Burial at
charge of G. H. HERMANN.
UNDERWOOD. KATHERINE - Beloved
wife of Oliver Underwood at her resi-
dence. 1887 Shepherd St.. Tuesday, June
IT. 1880. age 43 years; mother Of Ray
mond Underwood Funeral from the
residence Thursday 2 D. m. Burial
Mooresville. Ind. Friends invited.
PURITAN LODGE
I. o. o. F. 678.
Meet at the hall p. M. June Is. to
attend the funeral Of Brother HOWARD
residence' 4s5 Goodet IT,. Ave. a-'' % a. '--'
ARTHUR WHITE, Noble Grand.
JAMES o. WARD. Secretary.
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Deaths

EImen MAY Gates. ;. 2oS Berwyn. acute
castro eateritis.
Alonzo Haynes. is days. city hospital,
tubercuiouS meningitis.
Donald Barnett. 8 months. 1895 Martin
dale. acute bronchitis.
Auina Maynard. month. 45i st. Peter
broncho pneumonia.
Katherine Gardner 50. 1918 East Six
teepth. chronic myocarditis.
Louis Greenwood, So, city hospital,
myocafditis.
John w. Yost. 81. Methodist hospital. ac-
cidental.
ciGentsl.
Theodore w. Clemens. So 237 North
Hamilton. CHRONIC myoearditis
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D07U-JOneS
Summary

LoNDON-New. York cables opened at
4.a5 1915 against 4.85 1882. Paris checks
l23.8l. Amsterdam 1902, Italy 92.755. Ber-
New Orleans Public Service Company
declared regular quarterly dividend Of
Sl.7o on preferred. payable July /, record
June II.
Norfolk & Western orders $4,000 tons
of steel rail from United States Steel
Corporation and 10000 tons from
Bethlehem Steel
McKesson & Robbins, Inc, reports first
against s46,9o4 ,225 Same 1929 period.
National Biscuit Company declared reg
common: payable Oct. Is. record Sept. 19,
and sl.75 cents on preferred, payable
Aug. 80, record Aug. Is
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company quar-
ter ended March 81. net loss s17052 after
taxes and charges. against net income. in
first, quarter 1929 of $875.855. equal after
dividend requirements on 10 per cent pre-
ferred stock to 70 cents share, par $50,
on 1.210.034 shares common.
Rand Mines. Ltd. declared regular semi
annual dividend Of Is Cd. less tax on COM
mon.
United States car Ioadings in week
ended June totaIed 935,647 cars. an
increase of 1898 over preceding week.
but 120.121 below like 1929 week and
59,92S below 1928 week.
days of June handled 81 .O94 cars of reve-
nue. freight against 95.958 in same period
a year ago. % : IllinoiS Central; 1872 cars
ihc sgains g s7sl7 81 Ghifag9 e Burlington
Great Western Sugar advances. price Of
refined beet sugar to $3.50 basis in all
territory west of Chicago.
Thomas L. Chadbourne will shortly be
elected director of Butterick Company to
hll vacancy.
,,, British exc exchesgeE receipts week ended
680,105,000 pounds against 672, 1865, 600
pounds on June 7.
Canadian Pacific gross second week of
June. SS,S76.OOO against S4,154.OOO in
same week 1929. For period Jan. 1 to
June Ii, gross s7e,S5S.OOO against $780,
$4,000.
Hupp Motor Corporation declared regu-
lar quarterly dividend of so cents, payable
Aug l, record July Is.
Manhattan Company stockholders meet
ing June 81 to vote on proposal to in
crease authorized capital stock to 2,250,-
600 shares from 100000
Bank of Europe Trust Company declared
usual extra dividend of 25 cents and reg
ular quarterly of rs cents. payable July l.
usual extra dividend of IS cents and reg
record June 20.
Sweets Company of America declared
regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents,
payable Aug. /. record July Is. Sales
from first Of June have run Approximate
ly 40 per cent ahead of like period of
1929. Company behind in shipments.
Imperial Bank of Canada declared reg
ular quarterly dividend of SO, payable
Aug. l, record June 30.
Paramount Publix contracts to exhibit
entire Fox Film Corporation output of
forty eight pictures in its theaterS
throughout the country next season.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
WHEAT CRASHES
ON LOW CABLES
AND CROP NEWS
Lack of Confidence in Bull
Side of Market Is
Responsible.

81 United PTcss
CHICAGO. June ia return of
bear sentiment and general liq-
uidation to the wheat market sent
wheat and corn to rev lows for the
season again today on the Board
Of Trade. At the low point of the
day wheat was around &c of with
local pressure very heavy, but re-
covered well. The weakness in the
stock market was an important
factor in the late drop. The decline
failed to bring forth an active de-
mand for cash grain and support
was limited to shorts and holders of
bids Corn was down sharply and
oats was lower with the major
grains.
At the close wheat was 17s cents
lower, corn was "a to l cent lower,
and oats was y to q cent lower
Provisions were 10 to Is points
lower.
Continuing 10 work lower, Liver
pool closed Ia to IA cent Off
Buenos Aires was 1 cent lower at
midday. There we're no reports of
any export business early. Cash
prices were 1 to IL cent lower. Re-
ceipts were II cars.
While July corn showed strength
during the morning, holding only a
fractional loss at midsession, all
other deliveries were relatively weak
and dropped with wheat, being more
than l cent down at the same time.
Receipts were rather small and the
cash demand good, but all bullish
news was ignored as is usual in a
bear market. There was not much
action in the pit. Cash prices were
Z cent lower. Receipts were eighty
four cars.
Oats declined nearly / cent in
sympathy with the weakness in the
major grains during the morning
and there was no cash demand ap-
parent. Little news of any kind was
reported Cash prices were 4 cent
lower Receipts were sixteen cars.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
Marriage Licenses

Vaughn Chapman. 81. of 30 North
man. 2s of 43i3 English. stenographe
Lagrand Scott 81. OF 1902 Union. bar
Der. and Ethel NJ. Webb. is. Of % East
Charles R Hathorn. %. of so5 West
Twenty-eighth. printer. and Naomi NJ
Doane, 81. of 615 West Twenty-eighth.
clerk
Thomas P. Hessong. 23.. of s42 North
Bradley repairman. and Alice P. johnson
%. Of 1909 East Maple roda.
view. machinist. and Margaret R Sees,
23 Of 325 North Belle Wen. =nucician-
Leslie n. Laut. as. of 56 North i,esrE5rn
bookeeper. and Eleanor NJ. Eilgeneier. "a
Of 7f2 Pleasant Run boulevard
Shirley WsllouRhby. So. OF llliI South
nxchinR. caTpk2ter. and Neva Smith, 81,
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Business
and
Finance

Total corporate financing for May
was SITE, 100000, a decrease of 20
per cent from the $1,474,oo0, 900
offered in May, 1929, according to
the Standard Statistics Company OF
New York. Offering of common
stock was only s437, 300, 900, less than
half of the 1898, 100000 offered a
year ago. Bonds continued to show
an increase, last months total
amounting to 1894 100000 in COM
parison with $404, 100000 in May Of
last year. Both public offerings and
stock rights declined sharply, public
financing last month being STA
10000 and rights 1855, 1000, while
year ago these figures were $751;
100000 and $737, 100000.
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Other Livestock
suUnited Press

bN ffifcd PfcS9
CLEVELAND, o.. June 1s.-Hogs-Re-
more lower: little interest in extreme
weight butchers or low grades OF other
Weights; l50-7l0 lbs si025 down: choice
220-2so lbs. Sl0.l5: 250-300 lbs SO; pigs.
Ss.T5; rough sows. $3.50 and stays. s6 50.
steady. Cattle-ReceiptS. 200: low grade
grass steers and COWS draggy. weak to
unevenly lower. load common to medium
steers. $40: common to medium cows.
s5.25G s; cutter grades. So .50G ATS. Calves
b6Sep bSss 500 Is~ IS tS'St sS 5000 Sne
pending soc to 81 lower: bulk. $li.50 down.
ward. only few $l2; medium vealers. SO
1880; Sheep-ReeeiptS. 500; weak TO
unevenlv lower. few good to choice lambs,
Sii to Sii so; but lower grade kinds year
lings and sheep very hard to move
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
Building Permits

Antonio Tenaio, new foundation. Sle Elm,
$780,
Mrs. Mary Conrad. garage. GIT North
Drexel. 5000.
Katie Pedlow, excavation. 1888 Church,
$780,
Grinslade Construction Company garage,
2130 Brookside $780,
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18

BW United Press
NEW YORK. June 1s.-Bank clearingS,
81 sOe OOO 600: clearing house balance s232.-
600 coo: Federal Reserve bank credit
balance s226.00O. 600.
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Average Stock Prices

Average of thirty industrials for Tuesday
was 228.57. off 1.48. Average of twenty
rails was 1888. up .48. Average of twenty
bonds was 1926. of .09.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
rRFAsrRY STATEMENT

WASEHyGTQN June ls.-Treasury net
balance on June is was s72: :Osl. .545; ~:
customs receipts for the month to that
penditures on June i6 we're sl2 236, ,225.39.
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Receints 400: market. steady.
Other Livestock
BIZ Tnited Press

oCHIcAGeo., June o51S.15Hogs- Receipts: IL
steady to 1Oc lower than Tuesdays. aver
age, some sales strong to slightly higher
than Tuesdays extreme low time: top, $40;
So 40@9 100; 200-250 lbs. $9.5O@9.95: 16o
200 lbs, $950M10; 130-160 lbs. SO. 1000 so;
200-250 lbs. $9.50@9.95; 10000 lbs, $3.50
m10; 130-160 lbs, $9.25@9.90; packing
1870 lbs, S85OM975. Cattle-Receipts.
$500: calves. 5000; most killing classes Csc
lower; trade extremely dull; too many
cattle here. local coolers overcroWded with
beef; dressed market very sluggish;
slaughter classes, steers. good and choice,
1901 500 lbs $10.50@12;50;, 1,100-1 900
lbs. $1025G12.75; 950-1:100 lbs. $1O@
1925; common and medium, $50 lbs. up;
choice choice 750-95o lbs, S10.25@1225;
heifers. good and choice, $50. lbs. down.
SO 25 @10.50: common and medium. $6.75@
9.25; cows. good and choice; $6.75G9; com;
and megmo is s5@7 low cutter SGHd and and
choice beef. $5g875; cutter to medium:
$5.25@710; vealers. milk fed, good and
choice, $9.50@11.25; medium. S9@9.50; Gull
and common. $719; stockers and feeder
steers. good and choice, all weights, $9M
10.50 common and medium, $6.50M9.25.
Sheep--Receipts. 10000: market Csc lower;
native lambs, $12@1225; early top. S1235;
Idshos. $12.60; yearlings. $9.75; fat ewes
down. $11.75@1275; medium, $9M1f.75;
Gull ana common. $7d9: ewes, medium to
choice, $50 lbs. down, $2W3.75; Gull and
comon, $1@2.75.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paying SIC for
No. 2 red wheat and 55c for No. hard
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
Produce Markets

in aindianapoiis, lsc; henery duality, No
/ 2lc; No, 2, Ice.
az lbs. or over: tic: under AZ lbs. zoe;
Leghorn hens. 14c springers. 212 lbs. or
over 27c; under der re lbs 25c Leghorn
full feathered. fat whites. &C; geese. &c.
These prices are for No. / top quality
Butter twhoiesalel NO. l. $50 s6c: No. D.
Butterfat-s1c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
poundl-American loaf, 31c; piniento loaf.
SIC: Wisconsin flrsts. 27c; Lognhorns. S4c:
New York Limberger. Soc.
NEW YORK. June -Flour-ouiet and
irmer; spring patents, s5.45q665 Pork,
vest spot. ss9OGio. Tallow-ouiet; Special
to extra. 494 @5c. Potatoes-Firm; south
ern. s2Q4.75; Maine, s2@4.25. Sweet .po-
Dressed poultry"Dulf and Unsettled: = fiTr- tur-
keys: 25@43c; chickens. 17@37c; fowls,
l4G2Sc; ducks. Long Island. 19c; Live
dUcEs. asc Ah fowis ia@asc turkeys
15G25c; rooSters. l5@16c; broilers. l5640c.
Cheese.Fairly active V ,e state whole e. milk
18i2d25c.
CHICAGO. June Eggs-Market, un-
settled: receipts. 1882 cases; extra flrsts.
23Ac: firSts. 2234c; current receipts. % q c:
ordinaries. 1860 19c: seconds. 18c. Butter
extras. s2c: extra aIIsts,. 3o@slc: frsts,
SIC. Poultry-Market. steady; receipts. 3
cars; fowls. zoe: springers. 32c; .Leghorns,
l5c; ducks. lac; geese. II: turkeys; l8c;
roosterS. lac: broilers. 22c. Cheese-Twtns,
1917 "a lie: Young Americas, lac. Potatoes
On track. 1856; arrivals. So. shipments,
OIL: market. steady: southern. backed Bliss
Triumphs. S2.75G2.9o: southern sacked
Irish Cobblers. s2.6062.70: North Carolina
bbls.. Irish Cobblers. s5M5.l0.
BIZ United Press
CINCINNATI. June 1s.-Butter--Stead
3Om 33c common score discounted 2@3c;
serfat. asa SOC. Eggs-steady: cases in
cluded: Fresh gathered 23i2c: frsts. 21c;
seconds. Ice; nearby ungraded.. 22i2c. Live
poultry-Thin and coarse stock sells only
et heavy discount; fowls: lbs. and over.
sc Ls6orns sS and SvsT lbs l'' and lbs ve3 aRa
roosters. lac; broilers. colored over lbs.
27c: broilers. over Ia lbs. 27c; Il. lbs.
and over 24c: Leghorn and Orpington
Eroilers. oTer li2 lbs. 22c: Ia lbs. and
over. lec; broilers. partly feathered. 100
15c; black springers. zoe.
T .Erss sse O. extra June fst issuts5 Sec
Steady: extras. Csc: frsts. 22c. Poultry
Steady: fowls. 2SG24c; rleoium. % @ 24c;
Lsghorns. .l5M2oc; heavy springers. 25ee
ers; lsa 2sc: ducks I5d22r; old cocks u
T.en 1le Mogntain 1Oq ssss per isSib sacE
Niehiran. $40 per i5O-lb sack
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THilcd Press

TOLEDO. o.. June 1s.-Grain close;
Wheat-No. ? red. 991ac@S1.O012. Corn
No. 3 yellow. SOl2@ s1i2c. oats-No,
white. 41ia@43Izc. Rye-No. ?. 75c. Bar
new. sl21O: prime choice. si2.20 october
$1,000 December. si2.so. Alsike-Cash. sll;
October. slI. Butter-Rancy: creamery -
N 73sc. Fegs-Country run. 20M22c. Hay
Tin1othv 81 IS cWt.
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Jew YORK STATEMENT

HW TTWITfU TTCSN
CHICAGO. June 1s-Bank clearing
Sli7. .eO6. 600; balances. So. 800 900.
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BIZ Times SnecinL

500; market l5c lower: $50 lbs. ur 1926
l65-25O lbs s9.S5; 13o-165 lbs, So 130
lbs, down. S7.05; roughS, $3.50; Stags, IS. 90.
steady; prime heavy steers. S1o@11; heavy
shipping steers, $s,5o@ 10; medium and
plain steers, $7;50@8.5O; fat heifers. $3.50
to good cows. $4@6: cutters. S350@4; can
ners, $2.5o@3; bulls. S4.50Q6; feeders.
S7:50G9: stockerS. S5.50G7 Calves-3e-
ceipts, 500; market steady; tops, S808 so;
good to choice. S6.50@8: medium to &C coc,
S5@6 $50; outs, $3.50 down. Sheep-Ile-
wether lambs. S11; buck lambs, $40: sec
onds. s6.50@7; clipped sheep, S3.5094. 50.
Tuesdays shipments: Cattle. 60; calves,
none; hogs, II; sheep. 2.798.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
Banks and Exchange
CHICAGO STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
INDIANAPOLIS bank clearingS Wednesday
June IS, were S4 4.007 900: debts, $5,609, goo
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Bv Tuifed Press

Resgs aas ST 5SS 5SgIS marke m June mostly foc
lower: sows 15c off; bulk. l50-270 lbs.
$3.50 9.S5; bulk sows around s8.75. Cattle
Receipts, 2,800; calves. receipts. 1900:
market. a few steers SO up; steady; lower
priced kinds, slow; indications about
steady on mixed yearlings and heifers;
yearlings, SLIPS; vealers, $40 Sheep
Receipts. $500: market, no early sales or
BIDS indications around steady.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. June -Hogs-Receipts,
2;340: including Sal direct; heldover. 800:
slow. uneven; butchers. 160-270 lbs. io
to IS cents lower: lighter weights steadv
to l0c lower: heavy hogs and sows. is 10
25c lower: bulk desirable. 170-250 lbs,
ss75gloiS; good and choice. 17o-2SO lbs
300 lbs. desirable l2o-i6O lbs. $3.50 TIC To
mostly, ss.75; bulk sows sS.25Gs,50; odd
head higher. Cattle-Receipts. 200: held
over. 725: calves. 200: good grain feds
lacking; others. weak to lower; not enough
selling to define price ranges: demand ex-
tremely narrow or absent: few sales loy
grade grass, cattle, s7as; odd beef cows
S5G7: few low cutter and cutter grades
$3.50 downward to So and $3.50: few bulls
s5@7; vealers. barely steady; lower grade
weights. $40: bulk heavier grades and un-
derweights $3.50 downward to S6 or less
Sheep-Receipts. 1900: good and choic1
| lambs steady: other lambs and sheep. soc
lower: outlet narrow. quality POOR good
and choice lambs. Sl0G1l: common anc
medium mostly s7as; buck lambs up to So
inferior and culls downward to IS; double
GOOD and choice around l20-pound ewes
| So so: common Shee Ddown to 81.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
Legal Notices

NOTICE OF BIDS ON 1881 CHAUFFEURs,
BADGES. INDIANA BUREAU OF
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Notice is hereby given that the Com
missioner of Motor Vehicles will receive ,,t
feur badges as will be required by the
Room 108. Statehouse, indianapolis, Ind.
until II O'Clock a. m, wednesday. June
25. 1880.
The secretary of state. reserves the right
TO reject any and all bids.
Specifications on these badges will be
mailed to bidder upon request by the
INDIANA BUREAU OF MOTOR VEHICLES
OTTO G. FIFIELD, Secretary OF State.
BY order of
JAMES L. BRADLEY. commissioner.
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH, June 1s.-Hogs- Receipts.
1900: market Is to 40c over l50-230 los.
Sloi59lo. IS: 1920 lbs. ss.75aio; strong
weight Eigs, $40: rough sows. $50 $50.
ing lower: cutter and low cutter reactor
COWS. s3.5065. Calves-Receipts. 200:
market. weak to SOC lower: top vealers.
Si050 Sheep-Receipts. 500: market.
steady on lambs: sheep SOC lower: bulk
native lambs Seni1 so. yearlings, $6.50N 3.
aged v.ethers. SAN4.50.
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO, N. Y. June 1s.-Hog
generally 30@40c lower than average; light
lights and sows off more; top. 5000 bulk
butchers, S8@ $50. Cattie-Receipts. $50:
dull on all classes represented; odd lot
common, lightweight steers. $8G9: cows
and bulls weak to 25 cents lower: few
cows, s6.50Q7; cutter grades. So. so a !. So
medium bulls S607. CalveS-Receipts. 900:
market. steady; good to choice vealers,
S8.50@ 1880. Sheep-Receipts. / 40o better
grades of lambs. steady: mostly S120 IL. so;
medium lambs around, $40; fat ewes
steady at $303.50.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-18
Chicago Grain Table
BV Eniicd Press

NW 7 TWTN NUFIfHF
CHICAGO. June ls.-Carlots: Wheat. 4;
corn. IS; oats, 10. and barley, l.
BIZ United Press
CHiCAGo. June 1s.-Cash grain close
Wheat-No ? hard. 94c. Corn-No. .
mixed. 769. G77itc No mixed. 755s q
76Ac: No l yellow. 77h 677l2c: No. 2
yellow. 7634d77izc: No. yellow. 76G
76Lc: No. yellow. 75c: No. yellow.
75isc Oats-No. white. S694 d37c; No.
4 white, 35A a. sec Rye-None: Barley
son 5sc. Timothy-s6.50q8. Clover-s9.5 80
all.