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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-11
Legal Notices
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue OF certified copy Of decree
20 me directed from the Clerk OF tho
Superior Court OF Marion Counay. Inc
diana. in cause No. A-5se53 wherein The
Western & Southern Life Insurance Come
pany is Plaintiff. and Robert H. Doepks
and Irenetta F. Doepke. his wife. ct al
are Defendants. requiring me. to make tho
sums Of money. as provided for in Saiq
decree. with interest and costs, viii
expose at public sale to the higheSs
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
JULY. 1881.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ
and o'clock P M, Of said day, at the
County. Indiana. the rents and profite
OF the perpetual leasehold estate herein@
after described for a term not exceeding
estate Is IN the following described prenis
s SsS: with the improvements thereons
to-wit:
Lot numbered eight 49, IN Mary NJ.
s2d William s. Hubbard's. Subdivision ,
OF part OF the north side Of block I
zen (lQ) st; Glars Addition TO the /
ElIy OF indianapolis. Marion County. l
1 ma reference being made to the
as recorded in plat book 8. page l76, i
IN the Office of the Recorder OF /
Marion County, aforesaid: being the
knippenberg Chapman and Page |
chapman. her husband. OF Essex /
CouIty. OIdOe OF New jersey, to The 4
Lexington indianapolis Realty Com !
pany by lease dated the 1st day Of /
March, 1920. and recorded in Volume ?
NO. ~, page 284. OF the Miscellane- I
GUS Records of Marion County, Indi-
ana; the said lease being made per
petually renewable BY indenture dated
the 2ist day Of April. 1926. by and |
The Lexington Realty /
Company recorded on the 1st day OF
May, 1925, in Volume No. ITO. page
go OF the Miscellaneous Records Of
MARION County. Indiana; and also
pelng the same premises conveyed bv
me SAID The Lexington-I ndianapolfs
realty Company. a corporation or
gained and existing under and bv
virtue OF the laws OF the State ~
1nalana, to Robert II. Doepke OF
cincinnati Hamilton County, Ohio /
by certain assignment dated the I
zItn Gay OF April. 1925 and recorded
IN volume 10, page 407, of the Re
tease RECORDS OF Marion County, IN
Glana; said premises being also
knoWn and designated as No. fi13
Indiana. pN44S'
II such rents and prof1ts will not s.rs
LOT SUFFICIENT sum to satisfy said decre1
WIN interest and costs I Will at the
same Time and place. EXPOSE to public
SAFE tne perpetual leasehold estate aboVS
SUFFICIENT to discharge said decree safS
SAFE viii be made with relief from vaIuaS.
ZION or eppraisement laws.
CHARLES L. SUMNER
June g. 1881. s-5 1S4i0H county "a
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By United PresS

Wheel, s.54s, 900. AGAINST $50 600: corn
$4,000, against 442, 600: oats. i2S Ooll'
against $4,000. Shipments: Wheat. 2.i05.-
against $4,000; oats, $4,000, against Sis'-
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In the Cotton Markets
lBy THOMSON & McKinnonl

NEW YORK, July 10.-Although
the cotton market suffered a decline
of II or 18 points in the early trad
ing this morning, the tone never
seemed weak. Traders felt that
there was a good technical struc-
ture to the market and cautiously
bought the contracts that Liverpool
offered here.
That market was weak and send
ing selling orders here until it closed
at II q. m, New York time. After
that time pressure lightened and
nervous shorts, in their efforts to
even their position, rushed the mar
ket rapidly upward.
The entire days decline disap-
peared and around noon prices were
3 or points net higher, with a
very steady tone existing. Later in
the afternoon December solo at
9.85, representing an advance for
the day Of Il points.
Business IS in good volume, but
so far has been concentrated in
orders for large lots. General in
terest in the market is increasing,
however, with many town in
quiries coming in. The weather is
favorable.
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PORKERS SHOW
LITTLE CHANGE
At CITY YARDS
Slaughter Class Cattle
Hold Steady; VeaIS
Advance.

Swine showed little change this
morning at the city stockyards,
prices ranging steady to Is cents
lower. The loss was apparent on
weights from 100 to 240 pounds. The
bulk, 40 to 300 pounds, sold for 81
to $3.50; early top holding at $3.50.
Receipts were estimated at $500;
holdovers were 2O9.
Action was dull in the cattle mar
ket with slaughter classes holding
steady Receipts were 500. Vealers
moved up 81, selling at $3.50 down.
Calf receipts were 600.
Eve and weather lambs were
steady at SO to $3.50, bucks making
the market at 81 to $3.50. Sheep re-
ceipts were 1900.
Chicago hog receipts were 1900,
including 5000 direct. Holdovers s.
900. Early sales and bids held fully
steady with Thursdays best average,
while better grades sold 5 to 10 cents
higher than the average. Good to
choice hogs Weighing 100 to 200
pounds sold at $3.50 to $3.50; some
held higher. Cattle receipts were
1000 Calves 300, and steady. Sheep
receipts were 1900. market mostly Is
cents higher.
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Maxine Midland Corporation six months
to June 80, reported net earnings at
$S,636.Q97 after substantial write-offs and
reserves for taxes.
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Canadian government Corporation re-
port places spring wheat condition at
Sc per cent, all wheat at SO per cent.
cent of normal on June 80. against ~
per cent on May 81. and S8 per cent
a year ago.
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SELLING SENDS
WHEAT PRICES
DOWN AT CLOSE
Hedging Pressure, NearnesS
of Crop Report Add
to Weakness.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press staff CORRESPONDENT

CHICAGO, July 10.-Increased
hedging pressure and evening up
for the government report due
after the close. dropped wheat to
another new low for all deliveries
on the Board of Trade today and
the market still was lower at the
close. The range was narrow and
relatively light.
Bullish foreign developments were
ignored. July wheat sold at 527s
cents shortly before the close, the
lowest since 1894 when the record
low of sos cents was set. Weakness
at Winnipeg was a late factor.
Corn was uneven, the deferred
deliveries easing under pressure, but
July recovering a part Of Thursdays
loss. Oats were dull and around
steady most of the day.
Liverpool Weakens
At the close wheat was g to p
cent lower, corn was e to p cent
lower with July up rs cents and
cats were e cent lower to 4 cent
higher. Provisions were unevenly
steady to around II points lower.
Liverpool turned uncertain, weak
ening during the afternoon and
finished % to * cent lower. North
west markets were weak early. Re-
ceipts in the southwest were heavy.
Cash prices were p to l cent lower.
Receipts were 318 cars.
Corn was around steady at the
start and held within narrow limits
on fair commission house buying.
The deferred months reacted to the
weakness in wheat and were q to
Il cent lower at mid-session, but
July found support after its stiff
loss of Thursday and was 4 cent
higher.
Slight Damage Reported
The market showed little recuper-
alive power, as a whole, during the
Crop reports were good
and only slight damage from the
recent heat has been reported in a
few localities. Rain would be help
full, but prospects are not favorable.
Cash prices were unchanged to 4
cent lower. Receipts were 80 cars.
Oats opened steady. but reacted
with the other grains and at mid
the market was unchanged
to Is cent lower. There was not
very much action and fluctuations
were narrow. Cash prices were I'M
changed. Receipts were fifteen cars.
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RMAN w. KoTHE
sHERIFF's SALE

BY virture Of certified copv Of a
osctee 70 me directed from tie Cie~E
o. tne superior Court Of Marion COUNTY
11n1clana. IN cause No. A-6096f whers{9
d me InoianS Savings and Investment
company, Plaintiff, and John g Ferris
e. al. OeIendants, requiring me 10 make
ens sums OF money, as provided for IL
sag decree, with interest and coSts
XII Eiit expose at public sale to the hishesS
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
L..- -, JULY, 1881,
oetween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ
and o'clock P. M. Of said dav A. 4h%
ooor OF the Court House OF Msrior-
county. Indiana, the rents ana nToft1
lor term not exceeding seven vss-s
County. Indiana: AZ @aal4oN
Lots 1is and ia in Clifton pIso.
az ADDITION to the City Of Indfanrn,
0 1IsS;; as per plat thereof recorded IN /
pat book IS, page 10 Of the reco-d- {
ofiice Of Marion County. rndiSne ,
II sucn rents and profts will mot S.Ts
LOT 5unicient sum TO satisfy safS ~
zee WIN interest and costs Mill -
Sne same time and place, exposa n -y,,,hy
" SAFE the Zee simple Of said reaI s.fs+e
" So much thereof as NAV be ~nrTicfaS3
LN olScnarEe said decree Said SsJa ~
oe\ mace without relief from vsJN.tia1
OF \appraisement laws ~4N9'AV1
CHARLES L. SUMMED
Y,,,.A "a So. Sherth OK Marion Courtv
~ 80 - 6-26 7-3-Ios
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BIZ Tnite6 press

CINCINNATI, july fo-vogs- p.cn,,,..
$500: heldoyer none; moderately active
SSsoIino steady on weights below 235 lbs
25s lower: better grade. i7o-235 ibss e. 729
$3.50; mostly $3.50 on 225 lbs down 9ln-
fSo tos. upSevenly s7d7. so: 900 lbs. down
steady; mostly $3.50: smooth liebt.
tTeients; S475; heavies down to 81. Cat
Sse;[[hecelpts, 225: calves. 325: steers and
sass common and medium grassers' $50
o.;5o: Sprinkling OF better kind up to Sa:
AS: bulk low cutters and cntter coys ''9
9S:22; bulls. S4.75 down; veaIers active
m9oosEtty 5qc higher: good and choice. $50
mostly 81 and below. Sheep-Receipts'
$500; better grade eve and wether lambs
aetlve. fully steady: bulk Sed850; some
SS;TS; ore double desck choice n bounds
nld So: bucks. .s6d7.50; thrwouts s5Sf;
SklpS downward to So: fat ewes sI62:
best hghtweights ouotahle s2.5o.
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ditionaf per cent cut in output, bringing
cur curtailmaent Withip last two months to 20
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Births

GIFTS
Frank and Mary Parrish, st. vincent's
hospital.
Owens and Ruth Graves 1902 Sheldon.
hospital
John and Emma Dodds. Methodist hos
William and Mildred Baxter. Methodist
hospital.
Boys
Bradley.
Peter and Alice Reuter-. 72os Morton.
James and Antanette LOTUS, st. Vim
cents hospital
hospital
hospital
Arthur and Marguerite Brockran
Methodist hospital.
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Pyrene Manufacturing Company declared
dividend ofA 10 cents. payable Aug. /, Of
record July ". Previous paid 90 cents
quarterly.
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credit up $1,000 o65 IN july. eight weeks SsIS
to 1911 900 900. but Slo4 100000 below like
week in 1880
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CALVES AND vEALERS
Receipts. 500: market. higher.

dice beefS ........ S.756 4.50
ION and medium. $500 3.75
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Deaths

Stephen M Crawford. rs. 2s4s Kenwood.
hypostatic pneumonia.
Margaret Besse, 70. 641t Broadway,
chronic myocarditis
Nancy Clara Worsham, days, 1914
Lobar pneumonia.
Mary Kiernan, 81. s42 West Vermont.
gastric hemorrhage
George Peter Kern. II. 1922 Reid Place.
arterio sclerosis
Martha. Overton. 10. 1928 Martindals.
acute military tuberculosis.
Justine G.. Smith, 80, 1927 North Talbot.
caTdio vascular renal disease
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to 81, as. 600 go: onbSokef loans on sSo
900, 000 federal reserye\ ratio s4.2. against
34.4 per cent a week Ago and S1.T year
ago. New York ratio COZ against 1877 and
82.l respectively. Discount rate unchanged
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Other Livestock


CHICAGO, July to.-Hogs- Receipts. IT,
600, including 5000 direct: steady to 10c
higher than Thursdays average; packing
s9% sly nznssEyenly steady bulk 17o-22o lbs
759; pigs, $s55@75S light TGSls1 lights hts sT25Sg
$751; S9 Pa gh ggb 5o"s @ o Jew t9
lbs good and c6ooe. s74oS7 IE6 m aS9i1qn
Weights, 20o-250 lbs. good and choice, $7.25
e. @a;7O; heavy weights, 25O-35o lbs. good
choice. s6:359725. Cattle-Receipts, 1000;
caves, 800; trade on light yearIingS, light
weight steers and practically ali grades
butcher stock active, strong; supplies verv
f SiedETtce: best mixed warnings, $40; bulk
dunn weights and weighty steers slow at
IhuEsday,S sharp. decline: best medium
yyel S7:1?; bulls easy; vealers. strong.
Fps, good, and choice. $7.7560.75; 900-l. 100
IIosS33o good and choice. $7.5o0875; LOO
11'SS0o00 l2 ec good and choice. $6.75@ so:
COOL 300 lbs. common and medium $500
= onselierS, 55O-65o lbs, good and choice 81
C g8.S9o; common and medium, s4@7; COWS
medium, $3.50@4.50; low cutter and cutter
Snd Choice eu 9beeyy eaFs4pgs good
COCO and choice, $8.75@9.75: medium. S7G
go; Gull and common. $597: stocker and
Ieeoer cattle; steers. SOL $50 lbs, good and
c9h s ICE $5;5o97; common and medium. 81
9EE 9:o1 Sheep-Receipts, 5000; all classes
most; buik latter. $75o@7.75; few. s7.s5:
10 loads So-lb. ,Oregons S. to shippers and
pE,s as strictly choice yearlings. $3.50:
Sneep and lambs; lambs e0-lb. down good
7 735. cn1f0lce: $I2598.75; medium. $500
o 5ioz2i "a al WEIGHTS common, .$4@5.5o; ewes.
an weights Gull and common, sIa2; feed,
ING, lambs; feeding lambs 50-75 lbs. eood
and choice. $4.75G5.5o. '' soo0
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By United Pyess

CINCINNATI. O., July io.-Butter.
steady: creamery in tub lots. according to
score, 20@22c: common score discounted.
2g3c: packing stock No. l. lsc: No q i5c:
No, 3. &c: butterfat, 20022c. Eggs
higher; cases included: extra flrsts, 20c:
hrSts. l4c: seconds. 12c: nearby ungraded.
sell only at heavy discount: fowls. ) lbs
and over. 1siac; lbs. and over TIC: 8
lbs. and over l3c; Leghorns. 8 lbs. and
b. and over. 22c: ~ lbs. and over
26c: lbs and over. 3oizc: frvers. 3 lbs,
Leghorn brolers. ID. and over. zoe: IL
lbs. and over. 22c: lbs. and over, Csc:
black springers. zoe.
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BIZ United press

#sT 81 5o sTPst } l5S,5s 5]s3s.z E
SS e6 bulk d60-230. lbs. .$7656775: 546.
ss99C od59S2'1 s72259967 s.; few 27o-28o lbs.
S4:5Qg ) q. Cattle--Receipts. 500: calves
bie fSpts ~ S q 3z market yealers 5O675c
and generally steady. but Strong on s |tesise
lev ley, loads native steers. $40; TOP 6s0-Ib
eseelIers, S8.25; top medium bulls, S455
ti1ee: mostly Csc higher: bulk lambs s7S5
I;4o; bucks. $666.25; throwolIts "a.
clipped ewes. So down. CO.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

FAST OBJ BUFFALO, July lo.-Hogs-on
oyer Thursdays close: bulE desirable, l3Q-
21 q lb 9s3 sS15@s 23o-2so lbs. $15o@
so. Cattle-Receipts. rs: COWS and
bulls, steady to Csc higher. cutter cows,
81 ;7SaS.2 Is so fat bulls; $3.50; common
ers active, fully SOC higher good to
choice, mostly $3.50: common ard medium.
S6.50Q8; Sheep-Recelpts. 200: lambs un-
evenly higher. odd sales UP 2565oc; near
choice, s9.25: medium kinds. $3.50; throw
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, July -Eggs-Market, firm;
receipts, 11,437 cases: extra hrsts, 18c;
hrsts. TIC; curren receipts. l4915c; sec
ceipts 1878 tubs; extras, 23c; extra firsts
229221zc;. frsts,, 2oh@211zc; seconds 1s
@l91ac; standards, 25624c. Poultry-Mar-
Eet, firm; receipts, car; fowls 19Ac:
springers, 3o633c; Leghorns, l3c; ducks,
$50 16c; geese, 12c; turkeys. 15@18c:
ROSTERS, lac; broilers q lbs.), sic; broil-
erS (under 2 lbs). 26629c; Leghorn broiI-
ers, 19922c. Cheese-Twins, 1924 q I3c;
young Americas, 1874 @131ac. Potatoes
On track, 81; arrivals, %; shipments.
l,l52; market, firm; Oklahoma and Ar
kansas sacked triumphs, s2256255; viz
ginla, barrels. Cobblers. S3.i043.15.
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BIZ Unffed presa

PITTSBURGH July o-Hoss-PAcA,nts
75o; market mostly strong to ioc 6ieheTS'
= s;S9 q 2SGrS5o bis. S6.25@710 I0o-14o is
Beceipts. 10: market nominal. Calves -
EecISipts so i25 market; about, steady top
$7@5.5o. Sheep-Receipts. 500: r6a&Ief'
active to steady; choice ewes and WetSsr
lambs lamb up to ss;, good lambs down to S7.75;
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country run)-Loss of delivered in
IIrdianapolis.. 12c: henery quality. No. /.
14c No. 2. SC.
Poultry buying prices)-Hens weighing
S lbs or over. Ice: under lbs, I5c; Leg
horn hens. 12c: 1880 broilers. full feathered
back. 12c: Leghorn broilers. I8c: ducks. SC:
old. cocks, 5000: ducks. full feathered. fat
whites. Sc: geese. &c. These prices are
Butter (wholesale)-No. l. 27a2sc: No.
2 25026c
Butterfat-23c.
Cheese Wholesale selling price per
poundl--American loaf. 22c; pinento loaf.
24c: Wisconsin firsts, l7Ac; LonghornS.
1Sc: New York Nmberger. 30c,
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Or around ss@siS on lsos2so Ib 5So SffeT-
ings: 100000 lbs. sorts. $7.5O@775,E &C
cording to weight and quality; pigs. $175;
rough sows. s5.25: higher in INSTANCES
Cattle-7Receipts,. IS: around steady: good
l.l54-lb. dry fed steers, $7.25: low cutter
to medium COWS. 1904. Calves-Receipts.
better grades upwards to $9.50@1o meA
6ium. S7.50@5; heavy extra kinds. $70S;
little as low as $3.50 Sheep-ReceiptS,
400: lambs, 25@50c higher: medium to good
quality. $SG8.75: offerings. considered:
choice. SO; so: sheep. sharing advance: most
ewes. $2Q2.50.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK, July 1o.-Potatoes-Mark et
weak and lower; southern, $1.259250 bar
rel. Sweet potatoes-Easy; Jersey, baskets,
$1.7503.25. Flour-Marke5, dull and un-
Market, quet; mess $2s. Lard-Market,
easier; rniddlewest spot, So 3oQS.4o. Tai
low-Market quiet; special to extra. 34s
ular; turkeys, 25G46c; chickens, % q 3sc;
broilers, 2s638c; fowls. 12@25c; Long Is
land ducks, l5618c. Live poulty-Mar-
fowls. 17020c; turkeys, 12G25c; BOOSTERS,
12@13c; broilers. 2l028c. Cheese-Market,
quiet; state whole milk, fancy to special,
l3@23c; young America, 141a@191ac.
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By United Press

std aAdEAtY Z 1T F.: July -;Hogs-Agarket.
zoo lbs. s7:35; 2oo-2l0 lbs. $50: 3io-SS0
t IDS Saz5; 220-240 lbs, s7.i5; 240,2So Ibs
SSo9do5: 26o-2So lbs. Sc 90 2s0-so0 lbs. SIS
lzo lbs. $685.; 1o0-120 lbs. s6.7s. rouebs
$40 down; top calves So; top lambs. Sc So
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying ssc foY
No. 2 red wheat and Sc for No. hard
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
Death Notices

BEsSE. MARGARET-BeIoved mother Of
Mrs. Mildred Cartwright 1910 North Me-
Thompson Of waukegan, III. passed away
Wednesday evening. Services az the
JJ23a59NTsoNNs & MoNTG;oc l FUNER3AL
at 2 .. m. Friends invited. Burial Ne
mortal park.
CRONIN. THOMAS-BTother Of Cornelius
Cronin. and Mrs. Catherine Rockford died
Thursday July 9. Funeral Sunday July
I2. l p. m at the }. J. BLACKWELL &
SON. FUNERAL PARLORS, e26 North
Capitol Ave. Services at St. Bernard s
church, Charlottesville. Ind, 2:3o p. N.
EDEN. MABEL. C.-Wife Of Charlton Eden.
daughter Of Mrs. Lydia A. wilson. sister
Horace NJ. Rigg Of indianapolis, and Earl
10, at the residence. 1882 west Thirty
second st. Services az the FIaAENER &
BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Monday. 2
p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill
cemetery. Friends may call at the
mortuary after noon Saturday.
GIsH. HELEN-Wife OF John B. Gish.
passed awav Thursday eve. Funeral az
July H. $3.50 q. m a. n az Assunp-
Friends invited.
GEORGE F.-Age IS years,
brother OF Courtney Vincent L. and Basil
J. Masterson. Mary Emma Schubert and
Mrs. Charles II. Gordon. passed away
Friday. July 10. at St. Frances hospital.
street and Lyndhurst driv. FlnH-.
may call FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME.
Ia 1875.
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BIZ United Preas

TOLEDO. July i0-Hogs-Receipts $50:
Ma[ket. ,heayies. steady; lights. 15925c
g7sS5; Workers. s7.2597.5o: pigs, $3.50
L ;So, Cattls-Reeeipts. light; market.
strong to SOC hiqher. sbee5- r.e zee MS
light; market. steady.
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probation, federal taxes, etc, against
$l,Sl4,052 for like period OF 1880.
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
twelve months ended June 80. net profit
S1,6S1, 44O after depreciation, federal
taxes, etc. After deduction of per cent
preferred dividends balance was S2O5,
4S7, equal to DC cents share, par $50
on 450,34S shares of common stock.
New York cables opened in London at
1864 against 1856 1872 Paris checks,
Berlin. 2o.5o.
Youngstown Sheet end Tube gets order
for more than 200 miles of 26-inch pipe,
from Northern Natural Gas Company.
Hartman National Bank and Trust
equaIed to SIS a Share. against s22.57 IN
first, six months Of 1880.
Maxine Midland Corporation six months
to june 80, reported net earnings at
$3,636,Q97 after substantial write-offs and
reserves for taxes.
Canadian government Corporation re-
port places spring wheat condition at
56 pei, cent, all wheat at 50 per cent.
cent of normal on june go against II
a year agS.
Pyrene Manufacturing Company declared
dividend ofA 10 cents. payable Aug. /, Of
record July ~. Previous paid 90 cents
quarterly.
Foreign lead producers agree on ad-
ditlonal per cent cut in output, bringing
per cent.
r1 D9Iy M g2 sso "a gSume Of reserve bank
to $971. 6oo 900, but slo4 100000 Below ike
Brokers' loans of 4ooo. 900 in week
TO 81, 445, 900 coo: non-bFoker loans of $40
geo: GOO; federal reserye\ ratio 84.2. against
844 per cent a week Ago and 51.T year
ago. New York ratio 90N against 1877 and
b. respectively. Discount rate unchanged
at Ia per cent.
Baldwin Locomotive Gune bookings
81. 10000. against S2.090!GOO In June,
1890. Six months S1S.07N, 900. against
S22,910.000. Unified orderS\ on June 30.
amounted to $780, 900.
Associated Gas and Electric NJune output
cent over June, 1880. Excluding sales
% other utilities output Is pen cent less
than year age.
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BIZ Unfted preaa

Fl. WAYNE, July io.-Hogs-Market
5isseoaqfSg q hSoo-l49 lbs, s.; 4oi6O lbs SIS
22o lbs. s7;4o; .22o-24o lbs. s725; S4o-2S0
IDS; S1,l0; 1902 lbs. Sc s5: 100000 lbs
$3.50; Soo-325 lbs, $3.50; 325-350 lbs. s6ss
TI eI.b SAYS; stays, 1925; calves, S.;
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STOCK SHARES
MAKE GAINS IN
LIGHT SESSION
U. S. Steel Leads Rally in
Final Hour With List
Average Stock Prices

10 average Of thirty industrials for Thurs
rails was va, '5 a q up los Average Of twenty
utilities vas Sc So IN as age OF twenty,
AoItY bonds was 95.79. Oh .Ie. "
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New York Stocks

tng TnOrasop . McKInnonl

bU JHittu FTf1s
NEW YORK, July 10.-Sales on
the New York stock Exchange today
totaled 1900, 600 shares; Curb stock
sales totaled 100000 shares.