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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-03
CORN FUTURES
FIRM ON LACK
OF RAIN NEWS
Wheat Little Changed in
Narrow Range; Oats
Down IA Cent.
BY HAROLD f. RAINVHLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-Wheat prices
were little changed as the Board Of
Trade opened in light trade today.
With foreign markets closed and
scattered rains in the northwest,
traders apparently preferred to wait
for something definite to give the
market a stimulus. Most operators
were content to wait for the releas-
ing Of the private estimates.
The scantineSs of rains in some
Of the major producing sections
gave corn f1rmneSS in the nearby
deliveries and again September led
good fractional advance although
the distant futures were steady.
Oats we're weak.
AT the opening wheat was Is cent
lower to y cent higher, corn was
unchanged to IS cent up, and oats
were 4 cent lower. Provisions were
slow and about steady.
Liverpool and Winnipeg are closed
today for a holiday. Traders are
disposed to look for better wheat
market unless the rains over the
weekend were more general and
heavier over the spring wheat belt
than appears to be the case. The
private returns due today are ex-
pected to show a crop of $4,000 900
bushels, as compared with the spring
wheat harvest last year and a Cana
dian output not to exceed 100000 600
bushels, Or about one-half Of last
years crop.
Parts Of the corn belt got very
good rains over the weekend, espe-
cially Iowa. But elsewhere the pre-
cipitation was not large.
The short interest has largely
been evened up and the trade is in
a position to follow the news. The
traders seem to be Of the opinion
that corn will work irregularly
higher. Private reports due today
are expected to show fully 100000, 600
to 100000 bushels under last
year, or about 100000 bushels. The
acreage of corn has been increased,
owing to the cheapness Of wheat.
Oats follow the corn trend for
the most part recently. Cash inter
estS continue buyers as they have
for some time. The private reports
are expected to show material re-
duction from the previous estimates
on the crop.
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CALVES AND VEALERS
panefnfe Qn0. v,.arI-n@ -.
SHEEP AND LANES
Other Livestock
By United Press

oo6 i6dgdag Aq Io66 dfqssct oasra ss
Sp S. 230s 5 ' ibs tDSs 4sSSG@ pigS
S646.75; packing. sowS, salts $40; smooth
sorts to S5-75; light lights. 140-160 lbs
g999od5 o eng &, choice, $675@750; iightWeights
mrediumIeights. ,2OO-250 lbs, good and
S9qe9 tso an a. choice; $575@725: packing sows
choice, .S6@6.75. CattIe-Receipts' 1900:
caves. 2,O09; strictly grain fed steers and
ng stssrs I0@ sss hgheT part loaS year
but numerous loads, $9Me.25; light heifers
Up e42ict 10 SEQ apd l.523-lb steers, s8.75;
s socfeT eaeeS steers Tsak tG lower On
mostly stsady Slaughter cattle Hs and PiS Sssis
sgs; Steers. 6oo-9o0 lbs. good and choice,
$$S82So@aSS6Q 90o;lIoo lbs. good and choice
$o3S25 1869 SSG &c., g69od and gHdd choice
n ibs m ned S45o9a5oi; heifers 55o85O
and edu anG So@s soS6 Smm mon
choice. $4@6,75; common and medium. So
ga S@4iii low cutter and gutter cows. S203:
pulls, YearIngs excluded. good and choice
peel S425@5; cutter to medium, $304.75:
yealers milk fed: good and choice, $8.506
~ ~; medium, $6.50@8,5o; Gull and common
ss99S eT 9e6 sHocker End feeder cattle Steers
common and medium, S4m6. Sheep1Re.
Sceipts 1900, early market about Csc
ioWer; choice lambs of more in instances.
several decks S7.75 to outsiders; choice
slaughter ewes, So to packers; slaughter
sneep ana lambs: Lambs, 80 lbs. down,
6c;75; all weights. common. $S.7565; ewes,
S1-loO Ibs. medium to choice, $l.7503.50:
s a.! Melgnts. cuiI and common. 75c@$2.25;
5tesegiin5g lambs. 5O-75 lbs, good and choice.
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Air Force After Record

By United Press
LONDON, Aug. 3.-The royal air
force plans to go ahead with its
proposed attempt to set a new long
distance flight record, it was an
nounced today.
There had been some doubt, as a
result of the record set by Russell
Boardman and John Polando in the
monoplane Cape Cod this week, that
the air force plan would be car
ried out.
The Fairey, a specially built
monoplane with long cruising range,
has been turned over to squadron
leader o. r. Gaylord and flight
lieutenant D. L. G. Belts for test
fight to Egypt, after which an at
tempt to break the record in a non
stop flight to South Africa will be
made
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MRS. ANNA LUTz DEAD
Rites at Mortuary for Daughter of
Pioneer Resident.

Mrs. Anna B. Lutz, 78-year-old
daughter of one of the first settlers
in West indianapolis, died Sunday
night at her home, 1928 North
Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Llutz, a daughter of New
ton kellogg, had lived in Indian
apolis all her life. For many years
she had been an invalid. Her hus-
band, DR.. George w. Lutz, sur
wives her.
Following funeral services Tues
day afternoon in the Kreglo g.
Bailey undertaking establishment,
1888 North Meridian street, burial
will be in Crown Hill cemetery.
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Births
Boys

~ Charles and Elizabeth stoehr. 5o42 East
Fred and Violet Minkner. citv hospita1
Robert and Yancy Bledsoe, city hospital
arthur and Audra Garrison, city
Jessie and Martha Jefries. city hos
Charles and Virginia Chestnut. city hos
Clarence and Tressie Ault, 1925 Lock
Fred and Francis West. 1923 Climber.
Samuel and Annie Mcdaniel. zoos
HuTsel and Bernice williams. 1880 North
John and Monty Roberts. 11s South
James and Irene Moore. go West Wal
nd Rufus and Mary Harris. AIS West Nor
Joseph and Frances Morris. Methodist
Paul and Dot McDadden. 1925 College
Thirty fourth.
Harry and Hazel Pace 2o52 North Kew
East --'N'O' 0N' HVOA''l
Robert and Blanche Boyd. Coleman hos
Melvin and Bernice johnson. Coleman
Harry and Clara Clarke. Coleman hos
Will; and Louise O'Donaghue. Coleman
Harry and Charlotte copeland. Coleman
Harry and Reva Harvey. Coleman hos
ALVIN, and eBatrice Sweeney. Coleman
Leslie and Dora Parman. Coleman hos
Ernest and Lucille Hedges. Coleman
Marion and LuelIa Warren. Coleman
!, n Noble and Elizabeth Malsberry, Metho-
Harold and Emma Hague. Methodist bos-
pital >--'O '4VS-
Lincoln and Alyce Poe. Methodist hos
Fred and Emma Branning. Methodist
Robert and Violet Henderson. Methodist
hospital.
Girls
Thomas and Mary Briskey. CITY hospital
BenJamln and Ida Barnett city hospital
Harry and HortenSe Morrison, city hos
pital.
Richard and Fay johnson. city hospital.
raymond and Kay Oliver, city hospital
Edward and Alberta Sullivan city hos
pital.
Hugh and Minnie Locke. city hospital.
4, Awe and Myrtle Means. 500 South Hard
Fount and Darline Creque. 90 South
Augusta and Mary Haynes. s6s North
Gilbert and Ethel wolliver. 1928 Blaine.
James and Mary, White. 1912 Calhoun.
William and Maadaline Zahn. 1918
Merrlu ana Serena wilson. Coleman hos
pital.
Hubert and Helen Garrett, Coleman hos
pital
Jesse and Eleanor Leonard. Coleman hos
pital.
Ernest and Lucille Settles. Coleman hos
pital
pital.
Roy and Florence Bettcher. Coleman hos
pital
James and Mary Ientz. Coleman hos
pital
Jac kand Dorothy Mccoy. Coleman hos
pital.
James and Beaetta House. Methodist hos
pital
Harold and Anna Hungate. Methodist
Carney and Tavern NickleSon. Methodist
hospital.
Archie and Bessie Grisel. Methodist hos
pital.
Twins
william and Edna. Hedrixson. Coleman
hospital. boy and girl.
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Aug. BIN the alb
sence Of adverse foreign news, the
stock market slowly moved ahead
today with gains around noon rang
ing to more than a point in the
general list.
Steel common met fair demand
and moved up about point to
around 81. while Bethlehem frmed
up and other ;teels followed. J. 1.
Case improved on a steadier grain
market. Mail order shares gained
for the same reason.
Railroad stocks firmed up despite
poor earnings for the first half of
1881. Oils were up with the ex-
ception Of Texas Corporation. In
the latter group efforts to bring
about curtailment in Oklahoma and
California Offset price reductions in
crude and gasoline by several COM
panles in Pennsylvania. Copper
steadied after early declines and
ruled dull
AmuSemntS Strong
Around noon United States Steel
was at o6%, up /; American Can
1873, up Il; Radio 18, up X; Case
55A, up l; Vanadium %, up =:
Neneral Electric 407s, up IS.
Amusements were strong. with
Starner Bros. Pictures featuring
The issue came out $500 shares at
z, unchanged, and then frmed up
to IL. Loews rase ia to 475s and
Paramount-Publix gained % to
1914.
Iooaccos rallied with American at
1l9A, up IL; Lorillard at 1914. I'D
70, and r. j. Reynolds B at 50%, up
%. In the oil group Standard OF
New Jersey responded to declara-
lion OF the usual 25-cent extra divi-
dend and the regular quarterly of
% cents. 1t rose to 381s, up a point,
and held more than half the gain.
Fractional gains we're made liz
Standard Oil of California. Mexican
Seaboard and Shell Union.
Motors Firm Up
Motors flrned up. Auburn rose to
14Sh, up 81, and then receded
about a point. Utilities held gains
OF fractions to more than a point,
with Electric Power and Light fea-
turing in gain.
New York Central rose a point to
741a in the rails, where Baltimore &
Ohio also was firm spot. Atchison
lost a point to 1872. Gold Dust was
firm in the foods, while Kroger
rose fractionally in the chain store
shares. International Nickel made
up part Of its loss OF Saturday. Di-
rectors of the latter company meet
for dividend action this afternoon.
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CHAMPIONSHIPS
ToI'est Hills. 1uIY u-I2. 1874
investment Trust Shares
PRICES ARE TO IL NOON c. S. t.

Aug. 3
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Woman Hurt in a Fight

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 3.-Mrs.
Babe Rice. "a. is in a critical con-
dition today with injuries suffered
during a fight at swimming party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Reed are in
custody. 1t IS alleged that Mrs
Reed struck Mrs. Rice seven OF
eight blows on the head with a
hammer. Police said all the swim
mers had BEEN drinking.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. o., Aug. s.-Butter higher.
creamery in tub lots according to score.
22@24c: common score. discounted. 2QSc;
81 ba soHk t 49, 3dsss: No hr ss No.
cases. included; extra hEsts. 2iisc: frsts,
Ice: seconds. 1866: nearby unsraded, 1sc.
only at heavy discount; fowls. 5 lbs. and
over 2ilsc; lbs. asd over. Ale; 3 lbs.
isc: ROSTERS. lie: bToiiers. coiored. ] Is.
and over. 23c; IA lbs. and over, 25c: lbs.
and over. 26c frYers. 5 lbs. and over, 27c:
ers. ID. and over. 2lc: ia lbs. and over.
7ic: 2 lbs. and over. 2lisc: black SPRING
ers. zoe.
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. N. Aug. s.-Hogs-
Receip5s $500 market AZ l99815c si hishe e:
few 22O-240 lbs. s7.l5@7.50; $3.50 paid
for 30 lbs; l00-l30 lbs, $40 7.50; soWs,
S4@5.50. Cattle-Receipts. 300; calves.
receipts 1900; market, early sales native
steers steady to Csc higher; some heavies
showing the advance; western steer mar
ket not deyeloped; a few early deals
classes mostly steady TOP medium bulls
81. Sheep-Receipts. 5000: market. few
CSC lower at $3.50; packers bidding 25@50c
lower.
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. Aug. s.-Hogs-Receipts
LOO. holdover, IL top on largely i60-
2So ID. sorts zoe lower at So 30: heavier
weights largely. steady at S7.58 on 240-250-
little done on pigs. Cattle-Receipts, /, $50:
Ialrly active, strong TO higher on dry lot
steers around S8.5068.85; best loads. 50 IS
however dull and weak to 25c or more
lewer on grasses. predominating at SIPS
downward: bulls little change. Calves-Re-
cel9ts. 75Q; vealers, active. strong to SOC
hlgner; bulk lightly sorted at Si0G 10 SO
PAID sparinsly with mostly sorted lots, Sill:
lew vealers as low as $3.50 and principaIlv
plain heayies 1T 81. Sheep-Receipts, 5000:
scattered early lambs sales weak to 25c
lower at se.75ds. but indication bulk Soc
or more OF under $3.50; throwouts. 81. 5C
down: bulk Sc OF under.
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CHICAGO STATEMENT

Aug. B.
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH, Aug. s.-Hogs-Receints
l.5oo; market lo6l5c lower; i40-220 lbs
S8259S CO.; 220-250 lbs. S7.5068l0: 200
800 lbs. S6.75Q7.25; pigs strong at s7s5;
ce:pts. 1000; market, very slow; lower
grades predominating mostly around Csc
lower medium TO good steers, SO. $50 7. so:
goQd cows, s3.5oQ4.50; bulls, s3.75G4.50
Calves-Receipts.. 900; market mostly soc
lower; good and choice vealers, S7d9.
Sheep--Receipts, $500: market slow; talk
ing about SOC lower on lambs and So
downward. ~
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New York Bank Stocks
(By Thomson 81 McKinnon)
Produce Markets

Eggs Country rum OF delivered In
Indianapolis, i2c: henerv quality No. i.
lac: No. 2. &c.
Poultry (buvinE prices)-Hens weighing
5 lbs. or over. lie. under lbs, tic: Leg
horn hens. 1sc; 1880 broilers,. full feathered
5 lbs and up 24c: under lbs. 2lc: bare
back. l2c: Leghorn broilers. 1sc: ducks. SC;
old cocks. s@sc: ducks. full feathered fat
whites, &c: geese. &c. These prices are
for No. TOP quality. quoted bV Kingan
g. Co.
Butter twholesaIe)-No. l. 2797sc: No.
2. 25@26c.
Butterfat-26c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
pound American loaf 23c: pinnento loaf
use; Wisconsin firsts. Ice; Longhorns,
1870: New York imberger, SOC.
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By United Press

FAST BUFFALO. Aug. S.-Hozs-On sale
$500; general trade low. weights below gao
lbs. unevenly 35050c under Fridays aver
age; heavier kinds about steady: desir-
SI5O18: packing sowS, $565.50. Cattle
Receipts. 2.00G; dry feds and fleshy grass
ers. scarce. steady. spots higher; plain
TO choice yearlings. $3.50 as: good neif-
ers. $3.50: l300-lb. steers. se.25: heshy
6.25: fat cows S4.5oG525 cutter grades.
sl-5942. Calves-Receipts. 1880: yealers
qgn5esno i 70 $3.50 down. Sheepo-Recsipts.
Sheep-Receipts. $500: holdovers eco: bet
ter grade lambs. fairly active. Csc lower.
medium and low grades draggy. 25G SOC
OF more lower. good to choice natives.
S8.2516-50: some held higher. medium
| kinds and bucks. S6.75Q7.5 thTowouts.
.$5.5o16.25; fat ewes. 81 dowR
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. Aug. 3.-Hogs-Receipts.
1900, 15c lower; 160-220 lbs, $40; 220-290
lbs. $685.; .2e0 lbs. up. $500; 14o-16o lbs.
49, stays 0 ss45 0G down catfieRecepts
1000; market draggy. generally weak to
25c. lower; spots of soc or more. common
lots stockers. sJ.25G5.50; good slaughter
cows scarce, few best early $4; common
downward TO So; low cutters and cutters.
ca CAVES Re 7oo Soc lover than
Saturday: best vealers, 81; medium. S5G
g.; culs. $3.50 down. Sheep and lambs.
$780, buck lambs. $3.50 down; Gull, 81
down. Saturday and Sundays shipments:
Cattle, none; calves, 5l8; hogs. none:
sheep. e25.
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The Civ
in Brief
TUESDAY EVENTS

TUESDAY EVENTS
United Credit Bureau luncheon,
Sphinx Arms
Rotary Clyub luncheon. Claypool.
Gyro Club luncheon, Sphinx Arms.
Mercator Club luncheon, Columbia
Purchasing Agents Association lunch
con, Se-erin.
American Chemical Society luncheon.
Chamber of Commerce.
Universal Club luncheon. Columbia
University Of Michigan Alumni lunch
con. Lincoln.
North Side Exchange Club luncheon,
1910 College avenue.
Arms.
Republican Veterans Of Indianapolis
luncheon. Board of Trade.
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In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
9:15 a. m:
North wind, miles an hour;
barometric pressure, 30.06 at sea
level; temperature, "a; ceiling, 1000
feet; visibility, 10 miles; field, good.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO. Aug. 3.-close: Grain on track.
2stsc rate. Wheat-No. 2 red zsis 45c
low. sofa 57lzc; No. 5 yellow, 55Is a seize.
0 cas-. z White: 2oi.@24izc; No. 3
october. SIS: December. Si355. AlsiEe9
cash. se:6S: August. se.6s; December. SIS 90.
Butter-Feney. creamery. 7TG2sc EGGS
Country run. is122c. Hay-Timothy. per
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. Aug. S.-Potatoes-Aarket,
barrel: New Jersey, Sl4l.75 per $50 lbs. (:
Southern. SiQl.7S barrel. Sweet potatoes
Market. easy; Jersey baskets. 81 go q IS;
rel. s6. Flour-Market. quiet and steady:
spring patents, $4-o5G4.l5, Pork-Market.
middle west spot, .o7s9 .079. Tallow--
Market; quiet: SPECIAL 70 extra. SIS g 32sS;
6s0c: chickens, ESQ 40c: broiiers, asa s5c:
fowls i2@29c: Long Island ducks. $50 lsc.
Poultry--Market. firm; geese. l0@l2c;
ducks l2G2ic: fowls, 81 625c; turkeys. I2@
Csc: ROSTERS. l56l6c. broiiers. 22G2sc.
Cheese-Market easy: state whole milk.
fancy TO specials, LAG 2Sc: young America
fresh l59161sc.
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By United Press

FIT. WAYNE, Aug. 3.-One hundred to
40 lbs. 81; l4o-l60 lbs, SIPS; 16o-l8o lbs.
$3.50; 10000 lbs, s5;75i 2Oo;21o lbs, $3.50;
$40 lbs. S7.10; 240-250 lbs, $685.: 250-26o
lbs $3.50; 260-27o lbs. $3.50; 270.28o lbs.
$SSs 2So:2So lbs $40; $4,000 l5s
stays 1925; calves. $3.50; lambs. Z; hogs.
steady.
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Southwest Gas Utilities Corporation
six months ended June 80, consolidated
net profit s71S.267: after depreciation
depletion. minority. interest. etc. but
before federal taxes. against S26S,097 in
first half of 1890.
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STOCK SHARES
MAKE GAINS IN
SLOW TRADING
Steel Up About a Point at
Noon; Other Sections
of List Firm.
Average Stock Prices

. Average Of thirty industrials for Satur-
CAV vas 1865. I'D 1875. Average Of % so.
UP .O6. Average Of twenty utilities was
Is 06 of 05
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HARD COAL PRICE UP
Operators Make Seasonal Advance
of 20 Cents a Ton.

OO CUtttU Fv6eS
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Anthracite
coal operators today advanced the
price of anthracite 20 cents a ton
the usual seasonal advance. This
restores 20 cents of the 6o-cent re-
duction made April ! and is ex-
pected to be a forerunner of fur
Their advances Sept. ! and Oct. /.
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Net Changes

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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North American Aviation in the first
half of 1881 earned rs cents a share
against AZ cents in the first half Of 1880;
asset value of the stock on June 80 was
013.52 against S12.74 on Dec. 81. 1880;
marketable securities Of companies en-
gagged in aviation and allied industries
carried at cost Of S14,422,27O had
market value Of June 80 of $4,647,259:
open market securities carried a cost of
S14.651,71S and had a market value of
81 2101A4
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Other Livestock
Rm Tnifed preaa

81 UntteU PTe55
TOLEDO. Aug. Hogs-Recelpts, $50;
market, 25035c under Fridays best prices
heavies. $6@6.50; mediums. $7@7:25: YORK
ers. S72507.50; pigs. S7.25Q7.50. Cattle
Receipts. 1907 market slow. steady.
Calves-Receipts, light: market. strong
top $3.50. Sheep-Receipts. light; market,
SOC lower.
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Canadian car loadings on Canadian rail-
is 500 cars. against 1896 cars in the pre-
ceding week and SO ,423 cars a year. ago. a
period; receipts from connections .totaled
22G42 cars against 22.311 cars in the pre-
ceding week and 29.032 cars a year ago.
decline Of "a 2-10 per cent from 1890
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Aug. -Butter-Extras.
2sisc; standards, 2S%e; market steady.
rs a2s FsSS kitg stsaaS
Poultry-HeavY fowls, 22G csc; medium.
22c; Leghorn. l5@lsc; heavy broilers. asa
acc: light broilers. l762ic; ducks. l2@l5c:
old cocks. l2c; geese, lo9l5c; market
steady. Potatoes-V,irgin!s cloth top stave
barrels United States No. ! eohbleEs. best.
top stave barrel United States. No. /. cob
blers. mostly $2.50.
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Virginia Electric and Power, twelve
months ended June 30. net profit s6,o23.-
1903, after taxes and charges, but before
depreciation, against 562 in previous
TWELVE months.
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lel King Features syndicate lne Great Britain rights reserved

All items in Ripley's cartoon
Of Saturday were self -explana-
tory.
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Carman & Co.. Inc. and subsidiaries
in quarter ended June 80. net profit
S62, 1897 after charges and taxes against
S7S,2O1 in the same quarter of 1880; six
months net profit S1OS,4SO against SAL
765 in first half Of 1880.
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National Electric Power June quarter net
after taxes and charges. but before de
June 1880 quarter: twelve months 1882
500 against S7.l97. 403 in previous wear.
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Pig iron output in the United States in
the first half OF 1881 was 1l,l65:S89 Ton, tons
according to the American Iron and Steel
Institute.
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Bank CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEENT

'A7Ho
Aug. B.
STlydttlnsS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So. 92e ,0Go. 90
NSHAVS 1900. s~.s-. ....-..e..s. b,O6O, DOC. 90
CHICAGO STATEMENT
Aug. s.
SStCIaitngS s's.................$5 S, 400 600. 90
tS~4S4'SSS ss.sss.... .......sss 1000, 600. 90
TREASURY STATEMENT
Aug. B.
Net balance for July 81 .S273. 3s1. s14 M
Customs reefs. mo. to date. s@'47S' SoS. il
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Local Wagon Wheat
ADJUSTMENTS

City grain elevators are paying soc for
No. 2 red wheat and 35c for No. hard
wheat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-03

Tuesday-"The Woman Who
Had Sixty-tw0 Husbands"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-03

Thatcher Manufacturing Company
earned 4 cents a common share in the
first half of 1881 against IS cents in first
half Of 1880. %
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Chicago Grain Range
By Times Special
BIZ United Press

By Times Special
CHICAGO. Aug .S-Cariots: Wheat,
SCI; corn. 26: oats rs: rye, T. and bar
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO Aug. s.-cash grain close:
Wheat=1No. red; 4sts @4ss4e; No. hard,
northern. 5ols@5lc. Corn-No mixed. So
d5s'zc; No. 2 yellow. 6os464c; No. s vel
lowi 90 q SIC; No: 2 white. eo@6sc; No. !
white. ak 624c; old. 25Ac: No. 8 white.
ga g 22s No. white, 2oa2oise. Rye
no, Ssc. Barlev-32d54c. Timothy
sS5oI4. Clover-Sio.50Gl7.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-03

California Crude Oil output in, week
daily. a decrease of 1900 barrels daily
California Crude Oil World output or
July 81. was 1000 barrels, the lowest
since July. 1922.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

speigeI-May-Ster Company six months
ended June 30 net loss S781. 40 after de-
probation and interest against net loss OF
$784146 in first half of 1880.