davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ceipts 5oo market aus steady wit wednes
days advance. 170-240 lbs, $l2@l2.25; $50
2S0. lbs. s11.4O@11.75; lOo-140, lbs, $3.50
is; market nominal: common to medium
cows. $4@550. Calves-Receipts. 100; mar
ket slow. steady; good and choice vealers.
$116l3.50: medium down to $3.50. Sheep
Receipts, 100: fat lambs slow: steady
to weak; few choice lambs, s9.50Gl0; me-
dium to good, $4,000.
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Consumers Power July net. after taxes.
S1.32S.l14 against 81. 266l 04 in July. 1929.
Twelve months surplus after charges. de-
probation and preferred dividends S6.046.-
066 against s7.834. $50.
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Koppers Gas and Coke Company de-
clared regular quarterly dividend Of s150
on preferred. payable Oct. l, record
Sept. IL.
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GRAIN MARKET
HOLDS STEADY
ON FIRM NEWS
March and May Wheat at
New Lows for the Sea-
son; Corn Strong.

BV United Press
CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-With March
and May wheat selling at new sea-
sons lows. wheat rallied sharply
to close fractionally higher on the
Board Of Trade today after a dull
and easy session. Scattered SELL
ing found support limited. The
rally was partly on the strength
in corn.
Corn was unsettled but aver
aged higher. showing Independent
strength. Oats were lower with
wheat and on local selling.
At the close, wheat was Is to &c
higher, corn was S to nc higher,
and oats were unchanged to sc
higher. Provisions we're steady TO
weak.
Holding about steady, Liverpool
closed s to q cent lower. There
we're reports of small amounts of
hard winters having been worked
for export overnight. Trading was
not large during the morning. Cash
prices we're Z to y cents lower.
Receipts were twenty-eight cars.
A small upward movement at
midsesSion increased the early gains
scored in corn. but failed to show
more than a good fractional adj
vance. The market was quietly firm
but trade was small.
Ice was reported at Edmonton,
Alberta, but the damage from frost
is usually Slight in a drought year.
Cash prices were unchanged to l
cent lower Receipts were 206 cars.
Oats gained the smallest OF frac-
tions on the strength in corn early.
The trade was uncertain which way
to move, locals selling, but cash
houses taking the light offerings.
The market was practically sta
tionary. The strength in the cash
market was the only feature. Cash
prices were y to q cent lower. Re
ceipts were seventy cars.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen.
belong to-.
Fred Mabrey. 725 Shelby street. Nash
roadster. stolen from g. and j. Tire fac
tory.
VIM. Randel. Ladoga. Ind, Ford road
ster. 40.249. stolen from Riverside park.
Lynn Williamson. l46 West Eighteenth
street. Chevrolet coupe. 1855, stolen from
146 West Eighteenth street.
VIM. Moore. 1927 West Sixteenth street.
Pontiac roadster. 77-343. stolen from St.
Clair and Meridian streets
Lawrence Cook. 59ll East Washington
street, Dodge sedan $3.50. stolen from in
front of Cadle. tabernacle.
9. N. Chambers. the SEVERN. Ford coupe.
477-5e2. stolen from near the SEVERN.
Ray Emery, 1920 Harlan street. Ford
roadster; 742-l51. stolen from 1905 East
Roy Milburne, 1925 East New York
street, Chevrolet coach, 753-951, stolen
from rear city hall.
John Irons. 104l Woodlawn avenue. Ford
coupe. 765-937, stolen from 1041 Wood
lawn avenue
Ed Bayer. Boonville. Ind. Ford speed
ster. stolen from s26 North New Jersey
William Clements. 1915 North La Sale
street. Paige sedan. stolen from Riverside
mark
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Production will be started soon on
her new picture.
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SWINE PRICES
SHOW WEAKER
TONE AT PENS
Best Grades Hold Steady in
Cattle Market; Sheep
Are Strong.
Further weakness appeared in hogs

Further weakness appeared in hogs
at the city stockyards today, prices
being mostly IS cents lower than
Wednesday. The bulk, 100 to 2lO
pounds, sold for $11.30 to $11.40.
Top price paid was s11.4o. Receipts
were estimated at 1900, holdovers
694.
Best grades were steady in the
cattle market, plain kinds weak to
25 cents lower. Receipts were 1900.
Vealers held steady at $12 down.
Calves receipts we're 900.
Sheep we're strong, receipts in this
department numbering 1,700.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000,
including $500 direct. Followers
were 5000 Practically no early
sales with bidding $11.30 to $1140
for good and choice 100 to 300
pound weights. The market looks
Is to 25 cents lower Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500, strong; sheep 1900,
steady.
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Arrivals and Departures

Mars Hill Airport-Dan Dice, two
passengers, Chicago air races to New
Orleans, Looming amplibian,
Standard Oil Company plane; T. A.
T. passengers eastbound included F.
E. Kitner and George CHM Jr, both
of Columbus; Miss Lillian Mahaffey,
Pittsburgh and H. M. McCloskey,
Philadelphia; westbound passengers
included Charles F. Brown, Kansas
City and A. M. Conner, Indianap-
oils. Embry- Riddle passengers in
Guided w. H. Patrick, Indianapolis,
and r. A. Nagler, Chicago, both to
Chicago, and John Davis, South
Hamilton, Mass. to Cincinnati.
Hoosier Airport-C. F. Millican
and wife, Indianapolis to Scottsburg
and return, Curtiss Robin; Jesse
French, Shelbyville to indianapolis
and return. Golden Eagle, over
night; R. D. Bevinger, department.
of commerce official, Detroit to
Louisville, Travel Air.
Capitol Airport-M. Smith, pilot,
Cincinnati to Chicago, Waco.
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American Home Products Corporation SIX
months ended June 80. net profit 81 583, l8S
after depreciation. federal taxes etc.
against $l,597,693 in tlrst nan 1898
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In the Stock Market
Rv Thomson 8 McKinnonl

NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-That con-
sumption of goods has been rapidly
exceeding requirements is disclosed
in the monthly business review Of
the New York federal reserve bank.
Chain and department stores sales
Of merchandise in July decreased
by per cent compared with like
month year ago, whereas whole
sale buying declined "a per cent.
The decrease in stocks of mer-
chandise for the month makes even
more remarkable showing. 1t is the
largest comparative decrease from
the year preceding that has been
reported in recent years. No doubt
the increase in wholesale buying
noted the last few weeks is re-
action to this development. In this
connection, it is interesting to note
that out of the total gain in freight
car loadings, 1000 cars, or over
half, we're merchandise.
cheering Tie SeHIlIueuC III Vie
stock market as much as anything
is the better feeling in the rails.
The Atchison report was most en-
couraging and is an example Of what
we'll managed railroads can do III
face of subnormal traffic. Interest
in the broker loan figures is almost
negligible.
In view of the rising stock prices
some advance is indicated. More
important, it seems, than develop
ments in security loans should be
the trend in commercial credit re-
quirements. The stock market ap-
pears to us as being on solid ground.
Good news should find a market
quite responsive.
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rondon New York cable opened
IS 1916 against 486 1892. Paris checks
1871. Amsterdam l2.087, Italy 92975' Ber-
lin 20.385.
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Production of electricity by Electric
Light and Power industry in United States
for week ended Aug. % was 672' 1o1 O0U
than previous week. 1t is % per cent be-
low like week 1929. but per cent above
1928.
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Fabricated Steel Plate. orders in July.
30.662 tons against 34.073 tons in June,
and 45.963 tons in July, 1929. First seven
months. ISL 1877 tons against 333. 76i in
like 1929 period.
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Building Permits

W F. Noone. 4l4S Park. garage. S225.-
A. B. Miller. 1902 North Dearborn, ga-
4. J. Hueber- Comp any. IA North Della
ware. signs. $500.
Ben FrenstreSs. STA spann. dwelling.
$1,000.
Standard Oil Company. station. south
west corner New York and Capitol. So. 600.
Henry SnideY. 24iS Brookside, reroof.
$500.
J. Keeper, IS lie Grande. garage, $3.50.
William Reid. 4o6 Congress, addition.
C. tucker Company. Sixteenth and
Alabama. tanks. $3.50.
r G. fucker Company. Sixteenth and
Alabama, hullding. s2s5oo.
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Marriage Licenses

Frank Lane. "a. of 1854 West New York
INSPECTOR, and Opal c. Case. 10. Of IFS
North Miley
clerk. and Marie c Stevens. q. OF 1915
". Clifford Cline, Il. Of $50 Division,
clerk, and GLADYS Harrison. ls, o. CSC
STANLEY r. Hardin. Is. Of New Augusta.
isborer. and Frances ]. Thompson. 20. OF
william Jones. -. Of SITS salem, me.
rtanic and Florence q, Jordan. 20. Of
7l5f East Michigan. clerk,
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Deaths

Alice Kleyla. 50. Ions hospital. simple
meningitis
Margaret Hahn. 81. 1859 Blaine. chronic
myocarditiS
VincentS hospital. cirrhosis of liver.
Albert Wheat, /. city hospital. acute
Helen Ensley. 90. 1872 North Meridian.
cerebral hemorrhage.
chronic myocarditis.
accidental.
George Bissell. a.. city hospital. cerebral
hemorraRe.
Eliza Laster, IS. 4os west Fourteenth
ctrrhoSiS of liver.
George Dallas Springer. So. Methodist
hospital. chronic mYocarditts.
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DISCUSS GAS co. SUIT
Conference to Be Held by Attorney
and Mayor Sullivan.

Conference relating to further
litigation in federal court in cases
opposing the city's acquisition OF
the Citizens Gas Company under
the 1905 franchise, was to be held
this afternoon by attorneys and
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan.
Under the agreement, now con-
tested, the city would have taken
over control of the company for
operation as municipal plant
Aug. 20.
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Births

Ishmsel and Eveline Wiltermood. 1928
Lambert.
Nathan and Fay Mlholland. Methodist
hospital
Mathew and Frances MescsH. 6S Caven.
LEROY and Jeanette Lewellen, 1886
South Harding.
Gilbert and Nora Hsney. 240s West Ray.
william and Pauline Piers, 1927 Forrest
Lane.
Charles and Mary Springer. 1881 Parker.
sydney and Ruby Lewis. S44S
Beliefontsine.
Henry and Ida orner. Methodist hos
Nova and Ina Clemens. 35s Gaven.
Hubert and Leona Mitchell. S2s North
Minkner
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STOCK SHARES
HELD DOWN BY
LIGHT SELLING
Weakness in Special Issues
Has Dragging Effect
on List.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Wednes-
dav was 237 %. I'D 2.46. Average OF tWen-
tv rails was 1898. up rs. Average OF
twenty utilities was 1919, up go. aver
age Of forty bonds was 9709. on .Ol.
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July sales Of department stores in New
York of "a per cent from year ago.
Chain stores volume 3 per cent smaller.
states federal reserve agent. wholesale
concerns in district averaged "a per cent
under 1929 month volue.
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EIectric output of subsidiaries Of Ameri
can Gas and Electric Company, for week
ended Aug, %. 73. 735. $40 XVII decrease of
3 ner cent from like period lS29,
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Bank of England statement for week
ended Aug. %. shows circulation 36O,8o6
0O0 bounds against 36l, 79l. 600 pounds Aug.
I'll Ratio $50 per cent against 46.O.
Bullion 155. 365.000 pounds.
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Todd shipyards Company declared regu-
lar quarterly dividend of 81 payable sept.
On record Sent s.
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VICTIM RESTS
Identified in Cincinnati by Brother /;
Brought to City.

Miss Viola johnson, %, who has
been suffering from amnesia in a
Cincinnati (O) hospital since June
13, was reported resting well today
at the home Of her brother, Charles
Johnson, 852 North Gladstone ave-
nue..
Miss johnson was brought to this
city Wednesday by her brother.
He says she will remain at his home
until she fully RECEIVERS from her
illness. Her home is in Vineland,
N. j.
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Investment Trusts
fBy James T. Hamill)
Aug. 81
Other Livestock

HW TTWiffT PTCeR
Receipts. 10000; market. d40c lower
than Wednesdays average; small lots up
to S1170: no heavy hogs sold: pigs, steady;
ing sows. Csc: lowe; at sS.50@9.25. Cattle
Receipts. $500: calves. 2,000 market.
tending lower: few native steers. steady;
western steers CSC lower; indications.
steady on fat mixed yesrlings and heif-
Ell and weak on plain kind; vealers, asa
soc higher. at S12@l225. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. $500: market no early sales to
packers. indications about steady: few
lambs to butchers nine: sheep. steady.
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BURGLAR SUSPECT SHOT
Youth Wounded in Leg in Alleged
Attempt to Enter Home.

Edward Loyal, %, of 1905 West
Thirty-third street, is held in the
city hospital detention ward will
bullet in his leg.
Detectives captured Loyal when
he fled after Ernest Skaggs, 1902
East Thirtieth street, said he dis
covered Loyal attempting to break
into his home. Skaggs fired as Loyal
ron
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PROTEST NUDE BATHING
Burn Wooden Crosses in Fight at
Wisconsin Lakes.

BIZ United Press
FOND DU LAC, Wis, Aug. "a
Burning of wooden crosses as a
warning against nude bathing
parties at a lake resort was reported
to officials here.
Fifteen women, residents Of
camp on Lake Winnebago, COM
planned to the city council asking
that body to prevent a recurrence
Of the parties.
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ACCIDENT VICTIM DIES
Services for Clarence J. Snyder Will
Be Held Friday.

Funeral services for Clarence J.
Snyder, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Snyder, 325 Lyon avenue, who was
injured fatally in an automobile &C
cident in Detroit, Mich, will be
held at $50 a. m Friday ct st.
Philip Neri church, with burial in
Memorial Park cemetery.
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D ( CLEzvEIANDe Aug. s-Butter-Extras
3slac: extra frsts. 3slac.- Eggsm..Extras.
32c: frsts Csc. Poultry-Fowls, 2Sc;. me-
dunn. 2lc: Leghorn. l4ql7c; heavy broll-
ers. 25M30c; Leghorn springers. 20M22c;
ducks. I0M3Oc: old cocks. 14QI6c: geese.
zoe. Potatoes-No quotes
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Annual reunion of the B. X.
Smith family will be held all day
Sunday at Christian park.
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BU United Press
MENT WORK. Al
In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
8 a. m:
West wind, six miles an hour;
barometric pressure, 3006 at sea
level; temperatures, 80; ceiling I'M
limited; visibility five miles; field
good
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SEEK SMOKE WAR FUND
Abatement League Will Ask Council
to Reinstasa Cash Item.

Officials of indianapolis Smoke
abatement League will seek rein
statement of an appropriat ton in
the 1881 budget to pay city smoke
inspector, at meeting of the city
council budget committee tonight.
The move is to be taken despite
an opinion by James E. Deery, city
attorney, that the item can not be
included in the budget, since City
Controller William Elder eliminated
it before the appropriations were
considered by the council.
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LEAGUE TO HOLD FETE
Civic Group Sponsors Its Third
Annual Homecoming.

Third annual homecoming of the
Tibbs avenue and Eagle Greek Civic
League will be held Friday and Sat-
urday nights at North and Roches-
ter streets.
The celebration will be in carnival
form, with amusement devices and
booths located along streets in the
neighborhood.
Members of the committee in
charge are c. C. Wollery, B. F.
Whelan, Paul H. G. Lieske, w. H.
Flack, Fred Veilhaber and H. H.
Spiher.
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around Hollywood
ever since the
dininutive S ar
left everything
fiat a. nd sailed
for Honolulu, is
e n d e d at last.
Peace apers
have been signed
and the S 10
gave a luncheon
for the press so
that Janet could
tell the world
how glad she
was to be back
with Fox again.
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Passes Pilots Test

Charles Cederholm, 4144 Grace
land avenue, passed test for a pri-
vate pilots license at Hoosier Air
port wednesday. C. P. Gilbert,
Louisville, also passed his transport
license test at Hoosier.
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Brandt Host to OfhciaIs

Heads of city departments and
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan were
guests Of Louis G. Brandt. works
board member, at a dinner Wednes-
day night at his summer cottage at
nortlE Of NobIesville.
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The City
i'm Brief
FRIDAY EVENTS
Optimist Club luncheon. ClaypooI.
49,. r,I,,L Y,,nchoou Columbia CIuh

Optimist Club luncheon, ClaypOol.
Altrusa Club luncheon, Columbia Club.
knights of Columbus luncheon, Sphinx
Arms.
Phi Delta Theta luncheon. Chamber of
Commerce.
Master Painters Association lunch
con. Hotel Antlers.
Reserve Officers Association luncheon
Board of Trade.
indianapolis Round Table luncheon,
Lincoln.
Delta Tau Delta luncheon. Columbia
Club.
Delta Chi luncheon, Spink-Arms.
Tibbs Avenue and Eagle Creek Civic
League homecoming. Tibbs avenue, night.
Daughters of America. state ocnyen-
ton, Denison.
Junior Order United American Me-
charles convention, Denison.
Fellow medical students will at
tend funeral services for Burford in
a body, and will meet at the med
ical school at 1870 a. m. Friday to
go to Marshall, officials of the in
stitution said today.
Annual reunion of the B. X.
Smith family will be held all day
Sunday at Christian park.
Fifty employees of the Charles
Company. 4 West Washington
street, held wiener" roast
Wednesday night at Pike park.
Games and contests featured the
picnic.
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BIZ Tnited Press

ToLEDo. Aug: .28.-Grsin close: wheat
No: 2 red. 92M93c. Corn-No. yellow.
S1.05Rq 1061a. Oats-No. white. 49, a
Sec -, Rye-No. 2. 8oc; Barley---No. 2,
cember, SIS; March, $3.50; prime choice.
cash. old, Sl4.30; prime choice, cash. new.
sl5.l 10; prime. old. S14: prime. new. S14.75.
Alsyke-Cash. Sl2.25 October. $3.50: De-
cember. $12.75. Butter-Fancy creamery.
asa 44c. Eggs-CountrY run. 24Q27c. HAY
Timothy. 81 go cWt
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6av was 237 90. I'D 2-4b. average OF TWEEN
tye5 5flS utilities af Sy vas ss7a Up ss. Aver
age OF forty bonds was 97.o9. on oil.
Bu United Press
NEW YORK. Aug. 28.-Weakness
in Houston Oil, Kennecott. Radio,
International Telephone. Vanadium
and Gillette Safety Razor prevented
continuation Of the rise on the stock
market today.
Prices, however, with the excep-
tons noted moved in a narrow
range with about as many small
gains as losses reported. Trading
was quieter than Wednesday and at
about the pace Of last week.
Oils Are Sold
Selling in Houston Oil was fea-
ture This stock broke So points,
to 74l5. a new low on the move
ment. The curtailment program in
Texas was given as an excuse for
the selling in this issue.
Uncertainty over the dividend
sent Kennecott down to new low
since 1927 at 334, off p. and other
copper shares followed it into lower
ground.
Radio Corporation and Interna-
tional Telephone rallied from their
lows. but Vanadium made a new
low on the movement still in
huenced by uncertainties over the
Peruvian revolt
Steel Dips
Gillett touched 6514, off rs, and
rallied point.
United States Steel dipped to ITO
of q, around noon, but other in
dustrial leaders held well. Ameri-
can Can was unchanged at 1904
Westinghouse Electric eased 4 to
1897, while General Electric rose
fractionally to 1874. Ingersoll
Rand and Mathieson Alkali were
strong, each rising more than
points.
Utilities moved in a narrow
range. featured by strength in
American and Foreign Power Foods
marked time Rails held about
steady.
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New York Stocks
: tBy Thomson g. McKinnon)'
Produce Markets

Eggs Country Runl-Loss on delivered
in Indianapolis. zoe: henery ouatity No !.
1'f Pou Tg iB1yine Pricsel-Hens weiRhina
S lbs. or over. zoe: under lbs; isc:
Leghorn hens, l4c: spTingers; : lbs OF
These, prices are for No. ! top quality
quoted BY KinRan d co. 7..
'. BSuftffeeirfAt-4Ic.
Cheese Gwholesale selling price PEI
pound American loaf; ale; pimento loaf.
52c: Wisconsin frsts: &c: LonEhorns. sac:
New York Limbereer sec.
. eciNsciNNATI. Aug. 2s.-Butter. steady;
creamery in tub lots. according to score,
packing stock No. /. 2sc: No 2. &c: No.
5. i5c: butterfat. 3s@4oc. Eggs-Steady;
cases. included; extra hrsts. 30c: hrsts.
only only at heavy discount; fowls, 5 lbs, and
and over. Sc Leghorns. 9 lbs. and over;
l3c: ROSTERS. 13c; colored fryers, over
lbs. 26c: broilers, colored over ? lbs. FAC;
o ovei'e- &c: Ieghorns and orpington, broil
ers over ~ lbs. 21c; IA lbs. ana over,
i9c;. broiiers partly feathered. 15GlSc;
black springers. lac.
. ( cE LEVEL Aug. -Bqtter-EExtrss.
3s1ac; extra frsts Ss1ac Eggs19 9c r,s.
dun. 2Ic: Leghorn. 14Q17c: heavy. broil-
ers. 25@3oc; Leghorn springers. 2od 22c;
ducks. I0d3Oc: old cocks. 14QI6c: geese.
zoe Potatoes-No quotes.
CHICAGO Aug; 2a.-Eggs- MARI ,f firm n
ff Tss ssc cGaren eT Tsesp eFs @
ordinaries. 15@2lc: seconds. 100 Ice. But
ter-Market. weak; receipts 6376 tubs;
extras. 38Iac: extra frsts, 37G3Ti2c; flrsts.
35G36Rc: seconds. 33M34c; standards,
381ac. Poultry-Market about steady: re-
ceipts. 4 cars fowls. 20@22c: fowls. gen
horns, 15c; ducks. 15@ zoe; geese, lac; tyr Hd.
Cheese-Twins, 1914 918lac; young. Amer
icas, 19c. Potatoes-On track, 1856; arri-
walls SO; shipments. IT'S; market slightly
weaker: Wisconsin sacked Irish cobblerS,
s1.90Ml.95: Minnesota cobblers and Hol-
lendales S1.S5; Early Ohios, $1.50Gi.65.
easy; spring patents, S4.95G5.25. Pork
Mess. $3.50. Lard-Dull; middle west
spot. $1l.65011.75. Tallow-Easy; specia!
to extra. 5@5Ac; Potatoes : Steady to
firm; Long Island. $2@3.l5. Sweet pota-
s s0sP1 Da S2sthern 5ssSGt B Ss
Chickens. 20M40c: fowls. 14@ soc: ducks,
12015c; ducks, Long Island, 15M18c. Live
poultry-Quiet and steady; geese. ll6l6c;
ducks. 14q 23c; fowls. 1870 26c; turkeys. 20
M25c; ROSTERS. 13c broilers,. 22@32c.
to special. 24d26c; young Americas, 20
n 25C
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Automobiles reported found by police:
Buick sedan, 92-013. owned by Rena
Roepke. 3845 East Washington street
found at Riverside park
Dodge sedan. $3.50. owned by Lawrence
Cook. 5911 East Washington street. found
at Hudson and Ohio streets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-28
SKULL INJURED IN FALL
Fracture Sustained by Man Thrown
From Wagon by Runaway Team.

John Black, IS, of Quincy, Ind.
was in the Indiana Christian hos
pital today suffering from a
fractured skull sustained Wednesday
when he was thrown from a wagon
near his home as team Of horses
he was driving. ran away.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-28

Following is the explanation Of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Wednesdays Times:
L. r. Chippel Drove Thirteen
Years without Denting a Fender
Mr.. Chippel, whose home is in
Comstock Park, Grand Rapids,
Mich, attributes this record only