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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-22
WHEAT PRICES
UP SHARPLY ON
FOREIGN NEWS
Corn, Oats Advance With
Major Grain; Rains
Ignored.
BY HAROLD E. RAINYILLE
United Press stan Correxnondent

CHICAGO. June %. - Spirited
buying on the strength in foreign
markets and in securities shot
wheat prices sharply higher as the
Board OF Trade opened today.
Liverpool advanced with great
strides and continued UPWARD
without pause.
The effect Of President Hoover's
moratorium proposal stimulated
great optimism and renewed conf
oence IN financial centers through
out the world and extended into
the grain pits. Corn and oats ad-
vanced willingly with wheat All
other news was ignored early with
rams IN the northwest and harvest
ing IN Kansas disergarded.
All Grains Higher
The New York Stock ticker was
Tour minutes late before the ses-
sion was half an hour old.
AT the opening wheat was u. "a
~ cents higher, corn was i, to ~
cents higher and oats were u to s.
cent higher. Provisions were strong
Liverpool was much higher than
expected today, showing @. TO 27s
cents up at mid-afternoon The
exhllarating response of all mar
keCS TO the Washington news IL
expected to accentuate the more
torium announcement. Some of Tie
traoerS are Of the opinion that the
residents plan was meant to in
corporate a change on the farm
noaroS attitude toward its large
holdings. AT the present time these
noIolngS are the only threat hang
ing over the market
Rains of No Benefit
The northwest received scattered
rains over the weekend but tenn
peratures were below normal.
Canada also had rains but none in
the southern part OF Saskatchewan
where needed, and temperatures
were low.
corn Is expecting large arrivals
this morning as the country was
showing more disposition to sell
The short interest has been reduced
considerably and the market has
showed excellent resistance to pres
sure. Iowa received rains over the
weekend. The action of wheat
probably will be the dominating in
fuence.
Oats are participating in the ac-
ton displayed in the other pits and
prices are firm on the strength in
wheat and corn. This offsets the
favorable crop news.
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Deaths

Martin ]. suess, 80. 4117 Ruckle. chronic
"if Benjamin Wheat. 80. 5la Drake, cerebral
V CHARLES less Albert Brown. So. city hospital
0iT Howard D'| Massie. Al. 1924 Mill. lobar
Maria Whitley. ee, city hospital. cerebral
ne water tsr@ B. Grove. 70. 1927 North Del
aware hvpostatic pneumonia. - >,.u
Henry Ernest Keeper, 80. 625 NoEVh
Edward Barnes, /, NlIey H0Sp4"@A'
" Sol Mesaian, 20. city hospital. accidental;
DilsIa A. Milton, 81, 1901 bodIeYalu
Mace. chronic myocarditis.
PhiIlipena Uydegger. &c, ll6O UoeA' SaI-
J J1iis NJ. Reasner. 81, ~ East St. Joseph
cerebral hemorrhage: ,.., .-o.oho
Hattie Smith. 56, Long hospital, nroncho
pms James faiiSi'- Hooker. 81. city hospital. car
Isabella F. Pottage IS, 2s4s Ashland
Eudora Raymond. 81, city hospital, car
cinoma. .ooo e.., -r-.
mont. broncho pneumonia,
Minnie Aumann, II, 637 Home place.
mS MsTtha II. weld, TO- st. vincent's hos
nital nrenlia.
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Saturdays Times:
John Quincy Adams-In the
presidential election of 1924 there
was no electoral majority for
either of the candidates. The peo-
pie failing to elect, the choice of
a President devolved upon the
house of representatives, in ac-
cordance with the twelfth amend
ment. In 1925 that body chose
John Quincy Adams as President
Of the United States.
No other President ever has
been elected by congress.
Tuesday: ''The eagle that went
to war"
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United Press Financial Editor


NEW YORK, June 22.-The stock
market swung forward aggressively
today. recovering gains of from l
to 10 points with trading the most
active in weekS-more than 3000,0 0O
shares having been exchanged up
to 1870 p. m.
Heavy turnover occurred in Inter
national Telephone at 1874, up
points; General Motors 3711z, up rs,
and United Corporation "a, up q.
Radio Corporation held around 172l
up IA; International Nickel 141a,
up 17; American Can 1O9A, up 3M,
and General Electric 435k, up IL,
The foregoing shares with the adj
dition Of United Aircraft and Mont
gomery Ward had more than one
third Of the total turnover of the
entire market.
Wild Opening Seen
Less active but Of more spectacu-
lar performance were s,,or, '~eros as
j. I. Case at 7524, up 80; Allied
Chemical 1913, up 81; Auburn Auto
178, up 9; Air Reduction 80, up 8;
American Telephone 17615, up as
Eastman l43A, up 9h; Union Pa
cific no. up 8; Vandalia 3414, ur
ga, and Worthington Pump 49M
up ga.
a sale Of Stock Exchange seat
was made at $225,OOO, a rise of $25, 00C
over the previous sale, inspiring
buying in the whole market.
The opening was the widest seen
since late 1929. Turning over at a
pace Of 100000 shares for a full
sessions, blocks of 10000 to 10000
shares were common.
The list was whirled up until more
than billion dollars had been add
ed to stock market valuation Of all
listed shares. In the short session
Saturday more than 100000, 900
had been added to the valuation.
Commodities Move UP
Commodities rose with stocks.
Dow-Jones estimated that July
WIlCdOi dllu OdbS hIlU O6CeAlD6I GOTH
had risen $200,0O0,00O in valuation
from the lows of last week to the
highs of today
A large amount Of the early buy
ing was short covering. Bears had
been taken by surprise Saturday
when it was learned President
Hoover had been comforting on
means to help restore equilibrium
here and abroad. His announce
ment late Saturday proposing one
year debt moratorium was another
distinct surprise, and it furnished
the incentive to further covering
today.
There also was considerable in
vestment and speculative buying on
the theory the bear market had
definitely come to an end. This
investment buying was particularly
heavy in the leading issues such as
United States Steel, New York Cen
trial, American Telephone and
American Smelling.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI. June -Hog-Receipts.
higher so%S sted lSQ fste osty
$685., few 100000 lbs, S725G775: 100
100 lbs mostly S7:35; sows. S5.25 to
S5.75. Cattle-Recetpts. 1906 calves $50;
Slew. a few dry fed. steers and heifers
fully steady: grassy kind dull; few
cows and bulls steady to 25c lower; most
sales Of common and medium steers and
nelIers S5.5OM6.50 a few better kind up
to $7.25; small lots dry fed heifers, $3.50
08.50; beef COWS largely S4G5; low cut
ters and cutter cows mostly S22563 5. so;
SOC lower. bulk good and choice. S7a8:
very few haand-pickssd up to $3.50; lower
a g. SO; choice eve and wethers at latter
price; buck lambs mostly S667: seconds.
down.
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1922 CHILDREN USE
CITY FAIRGROUNDS
Number for Five Days 10000 Boost
Over 1890 Figure.

OVER 100U rlgure.
indianapolis Fairgrounds were
used by 1921 children during the
first five days they were open last
week, H. w. Middlesworth, city
recreation director, reported today
This number is an increase of
nearly 10000 over the same period
last year.
Brightwood playground had the
heaviest attendance this year with
1910:
Three minor accidents were re-
ported for the week by Lieutenant
Frank Owen, playground safety d.
rector.
While municipal swimming pool
attendance figures were not COM
plete, it was reported that 9,406 paid
admissions were received at three
pools, Rhodius, Ellenberger and
Garfield The pools are open free
to children from to II each
morning.
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THIEF VISITS REX BELL
Gets Purse and Fur While He Plays
Host to Clara Bow at Ranch.

IItttW 7
BEVERLY HILLS, Cal. June %
While Rex Bell was away at his
350,O00-acre ranch, where Clara Bow
is recuperating. his home vas
broken into, his mother, Mrs. Daisy
Beldon, revealed today, and a
Woman's purse and a white fox were
stolen. The thief, Mrs. Beldon said,
obtained the articles by clipping
hole in screen and fishing out the
purse and fur with a fishing pole.
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BAN PRICE-CUTTING LAW
Federal Trade Group Adjudges Pro-
posed Legislation UnwiSe.

d y NittQ FTtSS
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Legis-
lation designed to stop price-cutting
by chain and department stores on
standard articles would be unwise,
the federal trade commission con-
cludes in report prepared for con-
gress.
The commission held it would be
difficult to provide government
regulation which would safeguard
makers of trade-marked goods.
without doing injustice to con-
sumers. Under present law manu-
facturers are prohibited from en-
forcing contracts with wholesalers
and retailers to maintain prices set
by the manufacturer.
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The CITY
i'm Brief
TUESDAY EVENTS
Rotary Club luncheon, ClaypooI.
GyrO Club luncheon, Sphinx Arms.
Mere fnr Clrrh Innn ham CrIrnrn

Rotary Club luncheon, ClaypooI
GyrO Club luncheon, Spink-Arms.
MercatOr Club luncheon, Columbia
Architectural Club luncheon, Archi-
tects' and Builders building.
Purchasing Agents Association lunch
con, SEVERN.
American Chemical Society luncheon,
Chamber of Commerce.
Club.
University of Michigan Alumni lunch
North Side Exchange Club luncheon,
$50 College avenue.
Alliance Franchise luncheon, Sphinx
Arms.
indianapolis r epubIic can Veterans
luncheon, Board of Trade
:, indianapolis League for the Hard Of
nearing, p. m, Stokes building.
Fifty boys will be accepted for a
three-week Gridley summer camp
for boys on Bass lake in Starke
county. 1t will open July Is. Boys
from 8 to II may enroll.
Rain Sunday afternoon caused
poStponement Of the dedication of
five new huts at the Boy Scout res
ervation. A tent cabin. presented
by Troop 70, was dedicated before
several hundred persons.
First place in the indianapolis dis
tr1ct competition Of the national
pigeon race from Chattanooga.
Tenn, Sunday, was won by Auto
giro, owned by Charles Schwert. $50
West Thirtieth street.
Drs. Waiter S. Grow and NJ. e.
Clark Of indianapolis will represent
Indiana Aug. 3 at the thirty-ffth
annual convention of the house Of
delegates of the American Osteo-
pathic Association at Seattle.
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CHURCH LOCKER ROBBED
Young Thieves Get So in Primary
Room of Building.

Imprints of small bare feet on
tables and chairs in the Methodist
church at Burdsal parkway and
Harding street, were the only clews
police held today to the robbery OF
the primary room during the night.
Entering through window in the
basement that was left open the
juvenile thieves opened a locker and
stole So. Miss Mary Williams, 1913
West Twenty-sixth street, primary
superintendent of the church, re-
ported the theft.
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Produce Markets

Eggs country run)-Loss of delivered in
iiaa c. "a l2c: henery quality. No. /.
Poultry fbuying prices)-Hens weighing
lbs. or over. lie: under 5 lbs, nc: Leg
horn hens. lac; 1880 broilers. full feathe-ed
"a lbs. and up. 23c: under 1I2 lbs zoe
6areback. l6c; Leghorn broilers. ice: ducks
gc. old cocks. 5000: ducks, full feathered.
lat whites, &c: geese. &c. These prices ere
Co.
2. 23024c
Butterfat-20c.
Chese wholesale selling price per pound
American loaf, 22c. pimento loaf, DC
wisconsin frsts. l1i2c Longhorns 17izc:
New YORK lmberger. 30c.
NEW YORK June 2.-Potatoes-Markes
ouH ana weak; southern. Sl25Q235 bar
rel; Maine. Sl.75Q2.75 barrel Bermuda.
g barrel; Canada. S1.4041.e0 barrel
Sweet potatoes-Dull and easy: Jersev
baskets. sl03.05; Southern baskets. s20
2-25. Flour-Market, dull and unchanged.
spring patents. s4.65N485. Pork-Mafket
quiet: mess. s2250 Lard-Merket hrrner:
middlewest spot. S8.3018.40. Tallow-
Market. quiet: special to extra 3taM3aac
Dressed poultry-Market uuiet and weak.
turkeys. 25M45c. chickens. 23Ss37c: br9N-
erS; 25m39c: fowls. 1901 Live poultrv
Market. dull: geese. 10a l2c. ducks. u d
23c. fowls l9u22c; turkeys l5M25c.
ROSTERS, l3M14c; broilers. 17a38c. Chee-a
Market. firm: state whole milk faucv to
special, l2s4H23c. Young America 1870
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Births
Girls

Riley and Virginia Harrison. ia Kansas.
Lawrence and Laura Leach, 1925 Pleas
ant. -
Francis and Kathleen Holzhauer. St.
Charles and Leone Black. st. vinyent' S
hospital. -.
Frank and Margaret Greene, 1854 Eng
fish. 40 - -,
Hubert and Margaret Bell. l2oO west
vi Frank and Nellie Ward. 4571a West
Alfred Aired and Mary Linnie, Coleman hos
pital.
Boys
Herman and Mildred Lindenberg. 1852
Russell and Cecilia Castongrene. St.
Si CHARLES and Ethel Cavanaugh, ST. Vim
Lee and Anna Baker. St. Vincent's hos
pital. .,..,.,. c.
'i porVsi and md Freda Chrisman. 1884 North
George G. org; and Magdalina Kiritsis, 5119 West
Charles Charles and Catherine Moore. 2518 South
joseph and Myla Rhodes, 5o51 Marker.
Frank and MAY Ayres. 2226 Ashland,
friedrich and bessie Esch. Coleman nos
p'f Ernest and Sophia Froman, Coleman
'V cRessie and DIAL Haggard. Coleman hos
Curtis and Alice zahn. Coleman hos
pital.
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CROOKS ROB PHARMACY
Burglars Remove ventiIator Fan to
Get Into Drug Store.

Removing a ventilator fan, bur-
glars early today entered the
pharmacy of A. W. Allen, 1911
North Capitol avenue. and escaped
With SIS, according to reports to
police.
Residence Of John Miner, l440
>appes street, was ransacked Sun
lay and Miner told police clothing
md jewelry valued at $3.50 were
itolen. Theft of clothing valued al
100 from his residence was re-
ported to police today by Clifford
Ci7ens. ei2 va Tenth street.
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Unique Service Planned
By Times Special

By Times Spec9dt
KoKOMO, Ind, June 22.-The
Rev. Thomas ]. Bennett, pastor OF
the South Side Christian church,
has invited all persons at whose
weddings he off1ciated to attend a
special service Sunday evening.
Nearly a hundred couples are ex-
pected to attend.
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California oil output for week eloed
June 20 averaged 518 900 barrels daily.
new low for the crrtailment program and
$500 barrels daily below previous week.
according TO California Oil World.
New York cables opened in London at
4.s6 21-32. against 1881; Paris, checks.
124.2e; Amsterdam, 1909; Italy. 92.245:
Berlin. 2O4s5.
June 20 totaled 90 GIG tons. decrease Of
S ga tons from prte zee week Liverpool
800 tons from the preceding week.
Chicago district steel mills operating at
SO per cent. Of per cent from week ago.
Four New York saving banks reduce in
terest rates 81 per cent from per cent.
Paramount Publix Corporation and sub
sidial,ries .eonsolidasated net in three
share on 3,I28,s73 Shares. Year ago si.7s
share on 2,63l.813 shares
Bank of Spain statement as of June
20, shows gold 2,424,OOO,O 600 pesatas
against 2,t24,GO0,O 900 on June 10, and
circulation 5.2o2, 100000, against $780,
400. 600.
Market Street Railway May surplus after
charges S62 .S05 but before depreciatIon
and federal taxes. against SCI, SCI in May.
1880. Twelve months 9,275. against
1857. 500.
May automobile registration in first
eighteen states g. 2-1Q per cent or s4,s59
cars IN same states year ago Five months
registrations 77465l. against LII, All in
first five months of 1880.
World output of refined lead amounted
in April and 1920 in MAY 1880.
E.. H. Rollings Sons Inc. will head a
syndicate which Will shortly offer $50 900 :
900 Jersey Central Power & Light Co, first
thlrty-year Az per cent bonds.
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indianapolis in Forefront
for First Five Months
of Year.
By Times Special

By Times Special
CHICAGO, June 22-The thirteen
business days in the first half Of
June produced $14,313,900 in new
construction contracts in the Chi
cago territory according to figures,
released by T. w. Dodge Corpora
ton. This territory is comprised Of
Indiana. Iowa. northern Illinois and
southern Wisconsin.
During the month of May $685.
191, 400 was awarded in new con-
struction contracts in this section.
Public works and utilities led the
three major classes in this total
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Aged in Concrete

By Times Special
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, June o.
Police who raided the drink parlor
of George Tanas say they found five
gallons of whisky in a charred oak
barrel imbedded in concrete of the
basement. Sledge hammers and pick
axes were used by the raiders to
chop away concrete so they could
remove the barrel
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BIZ rnfted Press

CLEVELAND. June 2.-Butter-Extras
2524c; standards. 2s4c. market firm Eggs
Extras. Ice. hrsts. 151zc. market. steadT
PoultTy-Heayy fowls Gle medium. 22c.
Leghorn fowls, lie; heavy broilers' 25G
&c. Leghorn broiiers. I7022c: ducks. $50
22c: old COCKS. 12c; geese, 1oG13c; marI-et
steady. Potatoes-North Carolina cobb'erg
g. e0a 2 so: Alabama Bliss Triumphs. 81 IS
ais per 100 ID. sack
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By Tim es Special

LOUISVILLE. KY, June 22.-Hogs-Re-
516 a. oOG; msTket 1oc higher; 225 lbs
$50; 1870 lbs down, se05: roughs. $4,000
80; stays. 1855. Cattle-Receipts. 700;
market, slow 25c lower: prime heav1
sters, s6G7; heavy shipping steers. IS. 50
90 medium and plain steers. S45Od5 so;
nat heiters. S5.50q7.5o: common to good
METERS. S4Q $50: good to choice cows So. so
80: medium to good cows, SAYS q 8. so;
cutters: 81 25G275; Gamers. s1.5042:
s305.5o. Calves-Receipts. 600: market.
steady; good to choice. s6@7: outs SIS. so
down. Sheep-Recsipts $780, marked
soc lower on lambs: sheep steady ewes
and wether lambs. $3.50: some strictly
choice. kinds higher. buck lamps. 50 %:
and sunday shipments-CattIe, none:
calves. $50: hogs. 154; sheep. 1880.
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fBy Gibson & Bernard)
PRICES ARE TO IL NOON c. S. T.
RAIL BOND ISSUE ASKED
Belt Line Files Petition for Million.
Dollar Issue.

Dollar Issue.
By United Press
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The
indianapolis Union Railway Com
pany (the Belt line) applied to the
interstate commerce commission
today for authorization to issue
100000 refunding and improve
ment mortgage gold bonds bearing
an interest rate of Az per cent.
B. G. Byers, manager of the In
dianapolis Union Railway Company,
today said the issues will be used
for payment of track elevation
costs. Work already has been COM
pleted at Bluff road and the project
at Meridian street soon will be
finished.
Next year, Byers said, the eleya-
ton program will be carried out at
Kentucky avenue and Morris street.
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READY FOR OCEAN HOP
Transatlantic Plane Goes to Har-
Dor Grace for Takeoff.
By United Press

By United Press
ST. JOHN S, Newbrunswick.
June 22.-The transatlantic mon
oplane Liberty, carrying Otto Hillig
and Holger Hoiriis, started today
for Harbor Grace, New Foundland.
which will be the point of departure
on the long hop across the Atlantic.
Hillig and Hoiriis hope to fly non
stop at Copenhagen.
The big Bellanca ship took an
inland course and flying conditiscs
were reported excellent.
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BIZ United Press

III PiIIs.B Dg6GA June 72.--Hogs
lbs. $500 7.75; 260-300 lbs. s7I50TIo:
l00-lS0 lbs. S7.50@7.85: packing sows,
strong TO Csc higher. mostly s5G550. Cat.
tle-Receipts. 600; steers. yearhngs and
she stock steady to 25c lower; better grade
s7G7.75: grass beef cows. S465; bulls
about steady; common an dmedium. So. 75T
$50. Calves-ReceiptS 900; market
weak to soc lower: good and choice veal
eTs. S6.759S. 80: medium kind down to IS
Sheep-Receipts. $500. indications soc
lower for lambs or $3.50 downward; some
choice kind held up TO 5000.
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BIZ Tnited Press

CHICAGO, June 22-Egqs-RIarket firm.
receipts, 30, ISL cases; extra Arsts 151sc:
frsts. l5c; current receipts &c: seconds,
12i4c. Butter-Market. firm: receipts ia
$40 tubs. extras 2l2sc; extra firsts. 2O0
21c firsts. 19Nl9izc: seconds, 170i8c.
standards. 22kc. Poultry-Market, steady:
receipts no cars ia. 3 due; fowls. 49, n
14d17c: geese 16c: turkeys. 10 zoe; roost.
ers. 12iac: bro!lers q lbsl. 23c broilers
under 2 lbs) 2lc: Leghorn broilers feT
18iac. Cheese-Tvins. l2H attic; YOUNG
Americas. 12d12hc. Potatoes-On track
POI: arrivals. 14s; shipments. O7s; market
steady: Louisiana. Texas Mississippi and
Arkansas sacked Bliss Triumphs. 81 500
160 bbl.: Irish Cobblers. 81 SOIL so.
Alabama Triumphs. s1.456l50; NORTH
Carolina bbls.. irish Cobblers, s2.50a255.
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. NJ. June 22.-Hogs-
Receipts, $500: market, active; generally
25c higher; sows. 1o@15c higher; most
good and choice. 150-250-lb weights. S7.55
@769; top: 1855; medium to good at $3.50
ogaS 26oc8o0 lbs. ,S72o@7 IS; 385 ID
II. soWs s5a56S5oo l9s; tfa5q; Large
1900; market. medium. bulls, steady; top
81. good and choice vealers. Csc higher at
classes; indications about steady on strict
" top .yearlings steers; one loa top steers
$500; indications lower on all other steers:
bidding lower on cows and heifers. Sheen
Receipts $500: market. no early sales:
packers bidding lower: very few sheep
available and demand restricted.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

u CHbbCU IItSS
CHICAGO, June 22.-Hogs- Receipts. 3d.
15c to mostly Csc above Saturday. some
1855; 2SO-32O lbs, $6.65@740; pigs, $717. SO:
packing sows, S5.35Q6; light lights, 140-160
lbs. good and choice, s7,25@7.5o; light
37.35@7eo; medium weights. 2O0-25O lbs,
weights, 250-350 lbs, good and choice,
S6.25074O; packing sows, 275-500 lbs;
medium and good, S5.25@6.10; slaughter
Cattle-Receipts, 2lO0O; calves, Z, 500; few
yearlingS and light steers about steady,
but general run fed steers and yearlings
drawing bids around Csc or more lower;
butcher stock, weak to 25c of; bulls and
veaiers steers sooso6 ibs 'a good s snd
choice, $77569; 9O0-110O lbs, good and
choice, $7.50Q9; 1100-1300 lbs, good and
choice, $7Q9.75; 1300-1500 lbs, good and
good and choice. $7@S5O common and
medium. $5@7.25; cows. good and choice,
S4Q6; common and medium, $3.500425;
low cutter and cutter, $22503.50; bulls,
yearlngs excluded, good and choice, beef,
5000 $ao14I cutter to medium, $s,25G4 IS;
9:25; medium, $6.50@6; Gull and common,
S5M6:5 stockers and feeder cattle, steers,
500-lO5O lbs, good and choice. $667. so;
common and medium, $5Q6. Sheep-Re-
$7;75O@8.25 to packers. early top, $3.50:
rangers unsold; few loads medium to good
yearlings. $3.5o@5.5o, some held higher;
lat ewes, $1@l.75; slaughter sheep and
cboos i "a 505a 90 lbs down good and
all weights common, $4.5O65'75; ewes. 90.
loo lbs, medium to choice S1M2.5O all
weights, Gull and common, soc 0$1.25
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-22
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CINCINNATI June -Butter-s1eadv.
creamery in tub lots according to score,
l9Q2lc: common score discounted, 2N5c:
No. 3. &c; butterfat. 1eGI8c. EggsEWeak
cases included: Extra irsts Ice: frsts.
IIze12c; seconds. l3ci nearby ungraded.
stock sell only at heavy discount. fowls.
3 lbs: and over. 1916: lbs. and over.
and over. 12Iac; ROSTERS. lie: broilers.
colored ] ID. and over. 24c; ia lbs. and
over Csc; lbs. and over 29c: fryers
IDS. and over. SOC; partly feathered. l50
zoe; Leghorn broilers. / h. and over zoe:
black springers. zoe; IL lbs and over.
22c; lbs. and over nc
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-22
New York Curb Market
tBy Thomson e. McKlnnonl
Net Changes

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NEW YORK, June 2o.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow: