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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-30
PROFIT-TAKING
SALES LOWER
GRAIN OPTIONS
Hedging Pressure Adds to
Weakness; Farm Board
Report Awaited.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, June 30.-Grains re-
acted on the Board Of Trade today
as selling orders from longs and
proft-takers appeared, The situa-
ton was unchanged, but the sharp
advances in the past week Igave the
market a weak technical position.
The protracted heat wave has
brought few definite damage reports
and is losing some of its potency.
The farm board announcement is
due Wednesday and some of the
selling was evening up for that,
other traders preferring to wait be-
fore making further commitments.
Corn was uneven with December
continuing strong. Oats suffered
heavy selling.
Buying Power Needed
At the opening wheat was q to
y cent lower, corn was Il cent off
to Is cent up and oats were I'M
changed to y cent lower. Provisions
were weak.
Liverpool was about as expected
and showed q cents lower at mid
afternoon. The impression prevails
that as long as the rush of new
wheat from the southwest is on and
hedging sales increase, it will take
greatly increased buying power to
hold markets at the present levels.
A bullish statement by the farm
board would be such an influence.
The movement of new wheat is
expected to continue for four or
flve weeks. BY that time better
line will be had upon foreign needs.
Corn Trade Large
Corn trade was the largest Tues
day in many months, but the gains
were not all held. Damage thus far
has been small, but several small
localities are in need of moisture.
There has been no break in the high
temperatures.
Early oats have been caught in
the milk stage, but as yet no accu-
rate estimate Of the damage can be
made. No relief from the heat is
offered.
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Deaths

Katie Boegershausen, 65, st. Vincents
hospital, gangrene of foot.
Rebecca Detamore, 20, city hospital,
chronic myocarditis.
Isabelle F. Cowen. 40. 6o01 Bellefon-
tame. chronic nyocarditis.
william E. Roberts. 81, Central Indiana
hospital, cardi vascular renal disease.
Jerry Salmon, 70, Methodist hospital,
John B. Haslinger, 81. 241O College.
chronic cholocystitis.
Goldie Gladys johnson, 81. st. vincents
hospital, heat prostration.
Wallace Hughes, Sc, 1860 Ralston,
cerebral hemorrhage.
Elizabeth Cunnigunda, 10. st. Vincents
hospital, carcinoma.
Susan Meyers. IA, city hospital. hypo-
Wilson WoEefeld. 80. city hospital,
aortic stenosis. ~~iA
Charles .l..l Hamilton, Al, city hospital,
Carl Louis kirkpatrick. 40. $40 Fletcher.
acute n1yOca~ditiS.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

Daily average production Of crude oil oil
in United States in week ended June ~,
totaled 2445.4 All barrels, decrease o.
10000 barrels. according to The OH q Gas
World.
Sugar melt Of fourteen United States
rehners from Jan. to June 20, totaled
100000 long tons. against 2.250,000 in
like period of 1880. Deliveries totaled
I.ss5.OO0 long tons, against 2,OS5,o0o.
New York cables opened in London
I24 rs; Amsterdam. l2.os7; Italy s2.s25;
+ Royal t5yi; typewriter Company declared a
semi-annuaI dividend Of 81 on common
stock.
General Mills Inc. declared a regular
quarterly dividend of IS cents on COM
mon stock, payable Aug. 1, of record
July Is.
Canadian Pacific MAY net after expenses
and taxes sl.445.946. against 81, 2o6622 in
Sc. 779. so7.
New York Central leased lines May net
S8i.365 against s25.82s.142.
Illinois Central May net operating in
come $3.50. 1893. against 81 Asst .642 in May.
1880. Five months S2.67O.963. against So
3l3.4l2
Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis May
net operating income 500. 061, against
S6S, 44O in Nav. 1880. Five months $685.
$50, against S960,25S.
Illinois Power and Light subsidiaries in
twelve months to May 81, net income after
depreciation, taxes, interest amortization
and subsidiaries preferred dividends,
S6,399, 757, against S6s91o,349 in preceding
twelve months.
Gulf Mobile & Northern May net
May 1880. Five months S33,280. against
1854, 1888.
Sioux City Gas & Electric twelve
months ended May 81, profit S1,226,O27
after taxes and charges, but before
depreciation, against S1,253,745 in pre-
ceding twelve months.
American Brass advances brass products
7s cent pound and copper products
Il cent.
Jewel Tea net profit in first twenty
the S3.17 common share earned in like
Is, S1.0S1, 723. against $l,l36, O40. Year
ago OIL lilo per cent. Twenty -four
We eio Sc. 48O. $50; against s7,S41,93O. of
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New York Central leased lines May net
operating income s2.852. 462. against So.
S77, 522 in Nav 1880. Five months S12.
99l .363 against S25.623.142.
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Births

Claude and Mabel Moore. Methodist hos
pital.
Roy and Ruth Sparrow. Methodist hos
Edgar and Della Haynes. Methodist hos
pital.
Robert and Adeline Wise. Methodist hos
pital
Harry and Lucylle Wolf st. vincent's
hospital.
William and Dorothy Wade. st. Vim
cents hospital.
Arthur and. Katherine Cain. st. Vim
cents hospital.
Robert and Ruth Joyce. st. vincent's
hospital.
Francis and Jeanette Cislak. st. Vim
irwin and Boniti Williams. Methodist
hospital.
West Washington.
James and Alterine White. SAB Arhor.
Girls
Saul and Marjorie Bevnat. Methodist
Herbert and Helen Portish. Methodist
Charles and Leefe Garrison. Methodist
Emmett and Pearl Brock. s44 South
Lawrence and Esther Paetz. ST. Vim
cents hospital.
hospital.
MalIie and Mabel wrey. 1915 Park
John and Tillie Guthrie, 2434 Bond.
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CANADA SHOWS
BUSINESS GAINS
Employment Increases Seen
in All Provinces.

By Times Special
OTTAWA, Ontario, June 30.-In-
dications OF trade betterment re-
vival throughout Canada are seen
in a bulletin Just released by the de-
partment of immigration and COLI
onization of the Canadian Pacific
railway. The bulletin cites employ
ment figures for April as compared
with March.
The Canadian employment sit
uation was better in all provinces
on May than on April l." the bull
letin says, with the greatest in
crease being registered by Quebec.
All Of the principal cities with the
exception of Winnipeg and Hamil-
ton showed increased activity.
Seasonal curtailment occurred in
coal mining and railway transporta-
ton also was Stacker.
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BY BEN STERN

BY BEN STERN
VEN in politics, it seems to hold
IL true that the female of the
species is more deadly than the
male.
AS a rule, their method Of operat-
ing is based upon the phrase in
CAS- You Like it." 81 have been po-
litic with my friend, smooth with
mine enemy"
In fact, as the male politicians
declare, Women just naturally can
kiss an enemy and then turn right
around and stick a knife in his
back"
For some time two prominent
feminine leaders in Indiana De-
mocracy have been nurturing am
billions for advancement. But did
they go around shouting them from
the housetops and so become tar
gets for a little sharpshoting?
They did not.
However, as politics got a little
warmer, one whispered her ambi-
tons to a "dear friend" and that
one to another friend and finally
the dope became widespread and
caused some discussion at the Gary
meeting last week.
II =
1t was related that Mrs. A. P.
Flynn Of LoganSport. who has been
statewide chairman for APPROXIMATE
ly decade, is desiring of succeeding
Mrs. James R. Riggs, of Sullivan as
national committeeman, and that
Mrs. Carl Wood, Seventh district
vice-chairman, has had her eyes
fixed on Mrs. Flynn's post for some
time.
Both Of these women can be
said to be consumate politicians.
They SO far have managed to keep
from becoming embroiled in the
McNutt and anti-McNutt battles.
Instead, they have gone steadily
about building their fences.
In the contest over the reelection
Of r. Earl Peters as state chairman
last year, Mrs. Flynn kept discreetly
quiet and yet, they tell me, she was
lahoring nightly in his behalf.
Il
Mrs. Wood seems to have alli-
ances with all factions. She did
yeoman service in the 1880 cam
paign and has an uncanny faculty,
for never seeming to commit her
self, yet keeping all sides happy.
Which, as sometimes has been re-
marked, is mighty smart politics.
Of course, if Mrs. Wood is sue
cesSful in her ASPIRATIONS, Miss Fay
Terrill, Marion county vice chair
man, will seek the district honor.
She obviously is a McNutt parti-
san, as her political associations in
the past and at present are allied
closely with those booming the In
diana law school head.
But you can depend on this
that none of the women named
will be caught out on the end of a
limb. That's more than can be said
for many of the male politicians.
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By United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS, III. June 30.-Hogs-
Receipts, 10000 market. generally slow, at
confined to lightweights in early trade
practical top s7.25; a few small lots 81.
most 210 lbs, $72O@7.25: 215-230 lbs,
AIS. Cattle-Receipts. 1000; calves re-
ceipts, 5000; market; trading slow indi-
cations around steady on desirable light
mixed yearlings and heifers not quoted;
early sales on all cows and bulls steady;
low cutters. S2G2,25; medium bulls. ss.75
down; good and choice vealers. 81, Sheep
Receipts. 5000; market. no early sales;
indications lower with early bids around
SOC under Mondays prices at 81 down;
lambs, 80 lbs. down. good and choice, 81
as; medium, s6G7: all weights. common,
S3.2566; ewes. 90-150 lbs. medium to
choice s1@225: all weights. Gull and
common. 50c6S1.25
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BrightSpots
of Business
By United Press

Dg Cntbe0 Pfe58
NEW YORK, June 3o.-May ship
ments Of automobile parts and ac-
cessories showed improvement over
May, 1880, according to motor and
equipment association.
Republic Steel Corporation OPP
erations this week show per cent
increase over previous week.
India Tire and Rubber Company
sales in first four months of 1881
were 131,031 tires, against 67,757
tires in corresponding period of last
year.
April gasoline consumption in
forty-seven states was 1892, $40, 900
gallons, against 1,066, 10000 in
March.
Grain prices continue advancing
tendencies with prices at best lev
els in two months.
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New York Bank Stocks
CBy Thomson g. McKinnon)
MARRIAGE Licenses

Frank p. Mitchell, 81. OF 4ls West
Bernice Young. 20. OF 1885 North Illinois
street. saleswoman. -.
RAYMOND j. Bolander. 81. of 45l3 Balti-
more avenue. contractor. and Sylvia c..
wilke. II. Of 44l2 Baltimore avenue. power
Austin Randall Gillespie. ~. of 7o1 Day
street. and Lora L. Weaver. IS. Indian
George A. Neville. 49,, Eastern hotel.
salesman. and Cora Lea Mckee, 30. Of 85S
Fletcher avenue, houseworker.
Wilbur J. Killian. q, OF 1922 College
Geneva Richards. 81, Of 1922 College ave-
willard Mitchell. 50, Of 1887 Belleton-
tame street railway conductor, and Nora
NJ. johnson, 20. Of 1909 Brookside avenue.
Fred Q. Ruebeck. al of r. r. 4. Box
225-R, gardener, and Lena Hagemeier. Is.
of 8Sl Park avenue.
Byron X. Rust. ~, Of 3l5s Collegs ave
nue.. physician. and Angelyn Beatrice Cum
ningham. ~. OF 1920 North Meridian
street
motorman and Marie Mckinney. 1e, OF
1918 Martin street. bag machine operator.
man drive, salesman. and Carley Reoding
Mack, a. of 2o25 Applegate street. Stenog-
rapher
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CHICAGO. June So,-Eggs - Market
steady 1e rs receipts 1000 eases extra tirsts
seconds. I2%c. Butter-Market steady; re-
eeipts. ,236 tubs: extras 24c; extra
19@20c; standards, 24c. Poultry-Market,
weak; receipts. car; fowls. 16c; spring
ers. 29c; Leghorns. 1212c; ducks. 14G16c:
I21ac; broilers, lbs. 27c broilers, uder
2 lbs, Csc; Leghorn broilers. 18@21c.
Cheese-oTwins. 1294@13c; young Amer
icas. 12012Ac. Potatoes-On track. $40:
arrivals. 59 shipments. 657; market.
sacked stock very weak and unsettled,
mostly around ST; North Carolina bar
rels. Irish cobblers. $2.50@2.60.
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Illinois Power and Light subsidiaries in
twelve months to May 81, net income after
depreciation taxes, interest, amortization
and subsidtari preferred dividends
S6399, 757. against s6.910,349 in preceding
twelve months
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Jewel Tea net profit in first twenty
eight weeks estimated Is per cent below
the $3.17 common share earned in like
1880 period. Sales in four weeks to June
Is, 81 OBJ. 1913, against $1,136, 040 Year
ago, of lilo per cent. Twenty-four
weeks $6.480, $50, against s7,341,930. off
II ITO per cent.
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By United Press

81 0oddEXLELLAND. June .-Hogs-Receipts.
~ KY 9,o h1idovsT none5s mostly Csc lower;
500 los.. s715G725; sizeable string. 27i-
pps9 S aa. averages at inside; pigs slow and
on ali classes; demand especially narrow
On plain grass steers: load medium heifers
so ~: lew steers around, s6.75; bulk IN
to 81 according to kind. CaIvesGReceinfs
500; open near steady: but undertone weak
oeSlraole vealerS largely So, OCCASIONALLY
81 % and above; heavy grass kinds. s7G8
Sheep-Rece 900: complete reversal of
lamp undertone: strictly top quality lack
ing put sales at So downward: looks soc or
scarce. about steady
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By United Press

CINCINNATI, o.. June 3o-Butter.
steady: creamery in tub lots. according to
score, 2l@23c; common score discounted.
No. &C. of bufte GfSfA SS Fsgssea l3S
cases included: extra f1rsts, 18c: .f1rsts, lac;
seconds, 121ac; nearby ungraded. 1512c.
only at heavy discount: fowls. lbs. and
over. 171ac; lbs, and over. Ice; 8 lbs.
Sc: ROSTERS. lie: broilers, coiored. / b.
and over, 24c: 11a lbs. and over 27c: 2
lbs. and over, soc; fryers. 8 lbs. and
over, soc: partly feathered, 20625c: Leg
horn broilers. l ID. and over, zoe; 11s
lbs. and over. CSC; lbs. and over. 24c;
black springers, zoe.
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BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, June 30.-Rallying
tendencies developed on the Stock
Exchange today after decline turn
ing the first hour Of trading. Losses
ranging from fractions to more
than points were reduced and in
many instances advances from the
previous close substituted.
Trading continued on small
scale.
Around noon leading issues had
recovered all their declines and we're
forging ahead slowly.
Steel Shares Recover
Steel common broke to 992l in
the first hour, but by noon had re-
covered toward the 102 level, against
a previous close of 1924. Railroad
shares came back with the indus
trials, despite indications the freight
increase proposal would not be de-
cided definitely by the 1. G. C. for
some time.
j. I. Case was feature Of
strength, rising 3 points net to 919s
NADSA RNHSAAAAAB o 70 III JllC illDLlllIlR.
Radio Corporation rose nearly a
point from it's low; United Aircraft
more than a'point; Westinghouse
Electric, IL; Allied Chemical, 3
points; General Motors, fractionally,
and Worthington Pump, 2 points.
Oil Prices Firm
Sinclair was firm in the oil list,
where prices were lowering around
Mondays last quotations. In the
rails New York Central came back
to 93A, off 4 from it's low of 911a,
and Atchison held at the previous
close Of 1865.
Utilities we're in demand in the
early afternoon, with comnunica-
ton issues making the best show
ing. American Telephone, which
touched 179, rose to 1872, up 13s net
American and Foreign Power was
up 4 at 1914 around noon, having
risen from 1874. Consolidated Gas
came back to 9775, up Is from 95H.
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TOBACCO EXPORTS UP
Increase of Nearly Million Pounds
Noted for Year.
By United Press

WASHINGTON, June 3o-To-
bacco exports from the United
States for the first five months of
this year were higher than in the
corresponding period of any year
since 1924, the commerce depart
ment announced today.
The tobacco shipments for the
first five months of the year were
232,954,000 pounds as compared
with 229,970,000 pounds in the cor
responding period Of 1880. Exports
in the corresponding period of 1924
were 265, 636,800 pounds.
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Rn United Presa

Grain on track 281s cent rate. @'7 wh Ui1fs
NO. 2 red. 70@71c; No l red ! cent
premium. Corn-No. 2 yellow, 61662c; No.
&c; No. 8 white, 30h@3lc. Glover
Domestic prime old $3.50; prime new,
SI5.7 Z, . prime choice new: S14; prime choice
ola Sl3.75; October. S1375: December, Sl4
Alsike = Cash $3.50 Butter 49, Fancy
creamery 26@27c: eggs, country run, 40
l6c. Hay-Timothy per cwt. $l25
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VENGEANCE SLAYER
FIGHTS DEATH EDlCT
American Who Killed Wrong Man
at JuareZ Asks Mercy.

BIZ United Press
JUAREZ, Mexico, June 30.-At-
torneys for w. j. Meers, %, an
American citizen under death sem
tence for murder. prepared today
to appeal the verdict in an effort to
have the sentence committed to
twenty years Imprisonment.
Meers was sentenced to death for
the Staying of Antonio Visconti,
Juarez waiter. 1t was brought out
at the trial that Meers believed he
was killing the famous Mexican
bandit, Manuel Villareal, slayer Of
the Americans father.
The Staying occurred in a Juarez
saloon, where a spectator pointed
out Visconti as the bandit. Villareal
actually had been killed year be-
fore when he attempted to escape
from a police car taking him to the
CHIHUAHUA penitentiary.
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BIZ United Press


NEW YORK. June 3o.-Potatoes-
2;25: Maine. S2.25@3; Bermuda $3.50;
Canada. $1,5Q COLTS. Sweet potatoes-Quiet;
BASKETS $2G aS oaTSa9Ret qaiet and
easier; spring patents. $4.5064. so. Pork
Market. firm; mess 1923 barrel Lard
Market. steady: middle west spot 85@86c
ID. Tallow-Market quiet: special to ex-
ira. 31a Q32ac lbs. Dressed poultry
Steady to Arm; turkeys. 25@45c: chickens.
Long Island ducks. 15@18c. Live poultry
Market. dull: geese. 1o@12c; ducks, 13@
roosters. 1O612c: broilers. 15632c. Cheese
Market firm; state whole milk. fancy to
special. 13@23c; young America. 1870
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S GN0b bSda7e7 }g0e Sow 9ssSeTs% Ssc
lower: better grade 10 to around 225 lbs.
largely 7.60; 225-270 lbs. S7@7.50; 300 lbs.
mostly SIPS; sows very draggy, medium
mostly $3.50; few lightweights. S4:75;
heavieS down to 81. Cattle-Receipts. 400:
grass steers and heifers. $500; a few bet
ter kind, S6.50@7; odd lots dry. fed ma
teTial s75o@S d gT3sS COWS hiis
1904: top, 4.25; vealers weak to SOC
lower; better grades, $6.5067; choice
66. Sheep-Receipts 41o0; lambs weak
to soc lower; better grades mostly $3.50
as; throwouts s6M6.50; bucks. SCAT:
clipped ewes. SlM2.
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Other Livestock
BIZ Times Special

LOUISVILLE KY, June 3o.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 1000; market. Csc lower: $50 lbs.
up. $685.: IFS to $50 lbs. $40; iSO to IT'S
8 O5 sos stays, $3.50. SOW" caftieGReceigpts
$50; market, slow: prime heavy steers, $50
Z: heavy shipping steers, $5@6; medium
common to good Reife S ss@5; t GOOD SI@ to
choicecows. S3.25@4.50: medium to god
cows, $25oo@S.2S: cutters. $2.25@ so; can
ners. $l@,2; bulls, $2.50@3.75; feeders, $50
market. steady; good to choice, S566; me-
diums. $4Q5; outs 4 down. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. 200; market, Csc lower on lambs;
sheep. steady; eve and wether lambs,
S7.25; buck lambs. $6.25; seconds, 81; sheep
SlQ2. Mondays shipments: Cattle, 18;
claves, 500; hogs, 419; sheep. 1873.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country run)-Loss off delivered in
lac: No. 2. &c.
Poultry (buying prices)-Hens weighing
horn hens, 14c: 1880 broiiers. full featheresd
lbs. and up, 23c; under 2 lbs. zoe; bare
back. l2c: Leghorn broilers. $780, ducks. sc;
old cocks. 5000: ducks, full feathered, fat
whites. &c: geese. &c. These prices are
for No. top quality, quoted by Kingan
Butter twholesa1e)-No. /. 27@28c: No.
Butterfat-22c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
24c; Wisconsin flrsts, 1712c; LonghornS.
l71ac: Longhorns. 171ac: New York linn
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MINE COPS LOSE BADGES
Gov. Pinchot Revokes Commissions
of Industrial Police.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 30
The Pennsylvania industrial police
system will come to an end at mid
night tonight through revocation
OF the policemen's commissions by
Governor Pinchot.
Good riddance of bad rubbish"
the Governor said in an announce
ment today that he had refused
to renew the commissions grant
ing the coal and IRON officers
police authority in protecting the
properties of industrial concerns
under the Mansfield act of 1929.
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By United Press

PITTSBURGH. June .-Hogs-Receipts
geo; market, slow around Csc lower; $50,
7;50; pigs. s7.76 downward; packing sows
steady at $545.50. Cattle-Receipts To-:
market. nominally steady. Calves-Re-
lower; choice vealers UP to $3.50: bulk
good and choice, S6.5068; common and
meolum. S4d6; Sheep-Receipts, $50: mar
ket, slow about steady wit1 Mondays aver
age; good. and choice lambs, S768: me-
dlum grade down to $3.50
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By United Press

FAST BUFFALO, June so.-Hog-on
bids of more few desirable 10000 lbs
SI.75: bulk unsold. Cattle-Receipts. $50:
market at standstill indication weak at
recent decline. Calves-ReceiptS, $50: cood
TO choice vealers. Ss.50d9: common and
IneGlum. So 500 $50. Sheep-Receipts 100:
hoIooyerS. 800: lambs. steady GOOD and
S7G725; good to choice natives, SSG8.50
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By United Press

CHICAGO. June 90.-Cash Grain close.
Wheat. no sales. Corn-No. 3 mixed. 60Si
@61c: No. mixed, 5912c; No S mixed,
SSSSc; No. 6 mixed. SIC; No. yellow, $40
62c; No. yellow. 611a @62c: No. 8 yellow.
60@61 1ac; No. 4 yellow, 5934 6ol5c: No
yellow 59Ac; No. 6 yellow, 58c: No. 2
w wIlde e 62c; No. 9 white. 61Ac; sample
BIC: No. white, 291a 62994c; No. white
29@2912c Rve-None. Barley-38@ sec.
Tlmothy-$5.50@5.75. Glover, $17.75@18.75.
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BY United Press

2sc; standards. 26c; market STEADY. Eggs
EXTRAS. 151ac; frsts. 15c; market steady.
Poultry-Heavy fowls. 19c; medium. zoe:
32c: Leghorn broilers 17@22c; ducks. Is
a22c; old cocks 12c; geese. I0@l9c; mar
BE bisrs. Best mostly s2s5S25O; cuiis. $2S
2.25 per cloth top stave barrel: Virginia
cobblers. $2.65@2.75 per cloth top stave
barrel
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BuiIdin0 Permits

Perry Stadium. Inc brick fence. 1900
North Harding ST 600.
Perry Stadium, Inc. six lighting towers,
1000 North Harding S1.2C0.
Perry Stadiur7 grandstand 1900
North Harding. $4,000. l&lIB
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-30

Fl. WAYNE. June so.-Hogs-Market
Csc lower; 100-l40 lbs. -s6.75; l40-16O lbs.
$e ac sosO bs o5 a 80 SH ESQ., sss S
24o-26o lbs. $685.; 260-2a0 lbs $685.: 800
800 lbs. 645; S00-325 lbs. S6.25; 325-350
lbs. 500: roughs. $3.50: stays. SAYS;
calves, Z; lambs. $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-30
(By Gibson & Bernard)
PRICES ARE TO IL NOON. c. S. ]
Net Changes

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 29-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
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BIZ United Press

LAFAYETTE June so.-Hogs- Receipts,
$40; 200-2lO lbs, 81; 2iO-22o lbs. $685.:
220-230 lbs, $6.75; 240-260 lbs. $6 so: $50.
2so lbs: os6:45: 10000 lbs. $3.50; soo-s25
$3.50; 10o-120 lbs, $3.50; roughts. s4"75
down; top calves, Sc; top lambs. $3.50.