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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-28
BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press financial Editor

NEW YORK, July 2s-Price
movements on the Stock Exchange
we're within a fractional area and
trading continued at 1924 volume
during the first two hours Of bust
ness.
Steel shares slipped back after
early gains, United States Steel
losing nearly a point from its high
and holding a point under the pre-
vious close of 922s. Bethlehem lost
fraction and other issues of the
group were down slightly in antici-
patton of adverse action on the
United States Steel dividend at the
directors meeting this afternoon.
Around noon small gains were re-
tanned by Chrysler and General Mo-
tors in the automobile section; Cen
eral Electric and Westinghouse
Electric in the electrical equipments,
Standard of New Jersey and Sim
clair in the oils, American and For
eign Power and International Tele-
phone in the utilities and Atchison
in the rails.
Cotton futures and grains sagged
off with DEFENDERS wheat making
a new seasonal Hw. Silver receded
in London.
More interest was noted in the
bond market, notably in the German
section, where German government
issues made substantial recoveries
from recent lows.
There was no feature in the stock
market to attract attention, and the
tape slowly beat out a series OF
small fluctuations that represented
routine transactions in small lots.
Professionals were out of the mar
ket temporarily.
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WEAK DEMAND
SENDS PORKER
PRICES LOWER
Most Glasses Dip 10 to 20
Cents; HeayWeightS
Off More.

Hogs dipped slightly this morning
at the Union stockyardS, prices for
the most part declining 10 to 20
cents. Some heavy butchers showed
a further drop. The bulk, 40 to $50
pounds, sold for $500 to $500; early
top holding at 1925. Receipts were
estimated at $500; holdovers were
489.
In the cattle market good and
choice slaughter classes were steady,
others weak. Receipts were 1900.
VealerS held unchanged at $3.50
down. Calf receipts were 300.
Sheep were steady with the bulk
Of lambs selling at $3.50 to $8.75.
This mornings top price was SO. Re
ceipts were $500.
Chicago hogs receipts $4,000, in
Guiding 500 direct. Holdovers 5000.
Early bids on all weights were
about steady with Mondays aver
age. A few sales of packing sows
steady to strong. Good to choice
100 to 200-pound weights sold at SO
to $815; choice 190-pounders bid
$500. Few light sows $3.50 to $5.75.
Cattle receipts SIS, 900 and calves $500.
Market steady to Is cents higher.
Sheep 10000, and 25 cents higher.
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Dikki Dikki. the Dwarf King

Wednesday-'Where You Can
See Into Six States and Foreign
Country"
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Deaths

Mildred Lewis. S. Riley hospital. acute
mastoiditis.
Mary E. Won Fong. 80 10 East Thirty
third, acute dilatation of heart.
Lillian Beyrle Fox, 81, city hospital.
hypostatic pneumonia
Finley E. DOtson, IS. 74s Harrison, car
cinoma.
Grace Harvey. SIS. city hospital, car
cinoma.
Bertha Udel. 4s. Methodist hospital.
cerebral apopleXy.
Anna Hanna. 60. Fletcher sanatarium.
chronic myocardius
Robert P. Blodair. Il. Methodist hospital.
chronic myocarGitis
Charles /. Cabaizer. 40. 1913 La Fayette
Road. carcinoma.
Adam Click. II. city hospital hypostatic
pneumonia.
Thomas French. SO, so4 EdEemont.
hyypostatic pneumonia
angina pectoriS.
irwin Rubie. "a. Long hospital. chronic
Harold Renick. 10. city hospital, gas
infection of arm.
Charles R. Wiikerson. 50. Belt Railroad,
skull fracture.
cents hospital. appendicitis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-28

Astronomy from a Layman's
Standpoint" will be discussed at the
KiwaniS club luncheon at the Clay
pool Wednesday by Russell Sullivan,
attorney.
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Memorial to DIR. Albert E. Sterne
and DR.. Charles L. Cabalzer will be
held at special meeting of the In
dianapolis Medical society at 8:15
tonight at the Methodist hospital
nurses home auditorium.
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Births


Hugh and Minnie Locke. city hospital.
Walter and Juanita Patton, city hospital.
/. d. and Charlotte Sailor. city hospital.
Charles and Juanita' Crandal. city hos
James and Maude Hollenbaugh. city hos
Charles and Olive Turner. 1910 Pratt.
James and Vivian Sanders, 6e6 Black
Mathew and Evelyn Creighton. 1854
RAYMOND and Mary Hicks. 1881 East
Georgia.
cIaud and Margaret Hoover. 1s4s Brad
william and Helen Jefferson. lis En-
William and Fannie Majors. 1929 West
Twenty-third.
Carl and Alice Brown, s42 Cotton.
RAYMOND and Ellen Mcclure. 1850 Boyd.
Marion and Jessie Willis. 6lo West
Luther and Christina johnson. Ii2s
Carl and Dorothy Cupp. Iol7 Ashland
Noah and Gertrude Blankenship. 725
Bedford and Jimmie Gregory. 22s South
Walter and ciaribei Thompson, 1905
Edward and Margaret Kord. 5s1 More
land.
Boys
Wesley and Mabel Riley, city hospital.
George and Mary Barth, city hospital
Thomas and Mary Boicourt, city hos
Loren and Laura knight. CITY hosnitai
Clarence and Doris Wilson. city hos
Minor and sallle Tyson. 2sos Fairview.
Walter and Edna Hickman. 1881 West
Eari and F1ossie cogswen. 1882 RsIston.
Martin and Hazel Minton. lTls North
Lawrence and Trivia sharer. 1908 Hoyt.
Carl and Minnie Brady. 2S25 North Ok
Thurman and Harriet odon. asIs BouIs-
ward plaoe.
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Ru United Press


CINCINNATI, July 8.-HoRs-Rece1ptS,
1900; heldover, 1870: slow. lightweight
butchers steady; spots strong; weights
Steady to mostly csc lower: better grade
17O-225 lbs. $8.35@860; from around ais
lbs downward s8.50@8;6O; 230 to around
l2o-l6O lbs, SITS; a few sows. s4,75@5:
Cattle-Receipts,. 45o: calves, $50; generally
steady. except bulls which were to 25c
$725@825: small lot of yearlings. $3.50;
and cutter cows s2@3.5O; bulls. $4.5C
down; vealers active, strong to soc higher;
good and choice, $3.50 to mostly $3.50. a
$3.50 down. Sheep---ReceiptS. $500; better
grade eve and wether lambs fully steady
mostly $3.50: numerous Sales. $3.50: some
bids. SO; throwouts. $5.5o@6.50; sons
| mixed lots and buck lambs. $6.50@8. o!
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CALVES AND VEALERs
Other Livestock
Rv TMited Press


oo SHI 6aSnS Ju 5So dTddf sS% soua
steady; packing soWs 1Q@l5c dh66gneroo n p9 9o6
l02S lbs $8@S2SSi t9g $ Saefn a2 soTs
s s45oS sG1SS gRt RIVE to Sc; ght s5ts
ghtweights 10000 lbs good o snd 5s ehG 2bs
good and choice, .S7.25@825; heayycweighttSs,
3S0-S5O lbs. good and choice. s5;65@7 So;
gao6n s : 2a55Se IBIS Ss m iGoso b
c cefpts SP 5000 0iS Calves, $500 setter grade
ffG steers ana apaes Wegty Offer
ings fully steady: grassy and short fed
kinds also selling about steady; coImpaaa para
tyey 5ts beet n Tn SeSF' sgo SbaE
weighty steers. SIPS; grassy COWS v. ar and
h tie and w yeaers Steers soosSo bs gooe
and CHOICE CHOICE, $9,75Gs25: iIG9,1 500 {bs.
good good and and Choice. $7G85G; so0-1 800 lbs.
S S5o1s5o b sn0 goo do and choice. $7@9
che Choice CO. $4G6.25; common and medium
S3.2564; low cutter and cutter cows, $2G
325; bulls. yearIings excluded, good a an.
$S25@475; .vealers, milk fed good snG
choice. $8@9 So; medium. s648; Gull sac
common, $4,5O@6; stocker and feeder cat
$575@7; common and medium s425@
SIS. Sheep, Receipts. 10000; fairly &C,
tive; fat lambs fully steady; sheep stg IL 9n
rangers. 1865: bulk better kinds, s9@8.25
throwouts largely $5.25@6; slaughter sheer
and lambs: Lambs, 90 lbs, down. 5000 a nc
ali iWSeeighfs COMMON. $450G575: ewes 90
$50 lbs, medium to choice, $2q375; al
ing lambs: 5O-75 lbs. good and choice. 81
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Floyd S. Walton, 81 of 1888 North Mis-
souri, street truck driver. and Miss Hester
E. Engs. IL. of 531 North street, house
keeper.
Phillip J. Pearlberg %. South Holland.
H.. gardener. and Georgia Myers, 10, of
608 East New York street, dental assistant.
Theodore E. Huntley 81. Oaklandon.
painter. and Loleta Mcconnell. 10. Oak
landon. houseworker.
Chester w. Bryant. 20. Of 1725 Olive
street. grocery clerk. and Lucille R. Kirsch-
ner 20. of 706 East Minnesota street,
telegraph operator.
John w. McGinty. o. of 1924 English
avenue. carpenter. and Thelma I. SwigerC,
10, of 232 Leeds avenue
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CHICAGO Stocks Opening
(By James T, Hamill & Col
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
Teacher, 40 Years, Dies
Bv Time Special

bW ItUtta NptCIut
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July o.
Funeral services were held today for
Miss Margaret Preston, SO, who was
q teacher In schools here for forty
years. Death came to her In the old
family home, which during Civil war
days was one Of the most .preten-
tious In TeTre Haute.
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Bu United Press

Receipts, $500 market. steady to loc
@825; 100000 lbs. $6.5O@7. so: 1o0-i5O
lbs. s7.35l9 10; sows $4.5O@5.75. Cattle
market. native steers scarce and slow:
western steers active. steady to 10c higher;
early sales. $565,65; top light mixed year.
kinds slow; top mixed yearlings. $50;
vealers 25c higher other classes steady:
good and choice vealerS, S825. Sheep--Re-
ceipts. 5000: market generally asking
higher: packers bidding steady or around
$7@725 for bulk of lambs.
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Rm Trnitc6 press

CLEVELAND. July -Butter-Extras.
2slsc; standards, 2s1sc: market, firm.
Eggs-Extras, gag; flrsts. 171s@ls13c;
Poultry--Heavy fowls. .N20@21c; medium,
zoe: Leghorn. -lSQ16c; heavy broilers. 22@
27c; light broilers. l7q2ic; ducks. l29l5c;
Steady. Potatoes-Virginia cloth top stave
barrel. United States No. cobblers. sass
United States No. l. Cobblers. $2.40Q2.5o;
mostly S2.50.
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Other Livestock

By United Press
EAST BUFFALO, July 2s.-Hogs-on
sale. 800; weights. below 210 lbs. active:
steady. to SC higher at $8.85G8 90; no
market on heavier averages, not even bid.
Cattle-ReceiptS. SO; cows barely steady;
325; vealers. strong to Csc higher; good
to choice. $3.50; .sparingly. $975: common
snd I medium az $6.So@8: sheep.-Receipts
$685. medium kinds and bucks. 1908 so;
throwouts, $7Q7.75; yearlings. SIS; weighty
ewes So.
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH. July 2s.-Hogs. = Re
290 lbs. sS.60@9; 2zO-29O lbs. $7.50d8 IS;
1o0-140 lbs. s8@8.50; good packing sows,
S5.5006. Cattle-Receipts. IS: market.
nominally steady. Calves-ReceiptS $50;
market. steady to weak; good and choice
vealers, S7@e. Sheep-Receipts 1900;
lambs about steady; better grade. 60-70-lb.
weights. S8M9; aged stock strong to Csc
higher; choice ewes up to $3.50.
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. July 2s-Cattle-
ZOO, market steady; bulk. medium and
good slaughter steers and heifers SCAT
Weights 1850 lbs. So top. ESQ lbs eAU up
s745; 1S0-175 lbs. $7S5; 1870 lbs. down.
$50; packing sows. $4.95@5.95: stays
s4.20 down. Sheep and lambs-Receipts
2.000: steady; early bulk best lambs. S8.25
d8.T5: buck lambs mostly SITS; medium
grades, $5.50Q6 Calves-Receipts. $50
s7@7,50 medium. $5G650: culls S. down
Mondays SHIPMENTS Cattle 116; calves
3Se; hogs. 1873; sheep. Isl.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, July 28.-Eggs- Market.
steady receipts S7S2 eases; extra rssts
i6Ac: seconds, I261Shc. Buter-Market.
arm; receipts 1877 tubs; extras. 241ac;
onds. 10000: standards, 24lac. Poultry
Market. firm; receipts, cars; fowls. l9@
21c; springeTs 2612sc;, Leghorns. i5c;
isc; ROSTERS, i2c; broilers. 2 lbs. 22Q FAC;
broilers. under. lbs. 22@24c; Leghorn
I3%c; young Americas. 14@I4Ac. Pota-
toes-On track, 238; arrivals. 27c; ship
ments, 336; market about steady: East
Shore Virginia barrels Irish cobblers, sass
@2.5O: Kansas and Missouri sacked cob
blers. $l.15@l.30: Mississippi sacked bliss
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. July s.-Hogs-Receipts,
i,i0o; holdover none; steady to 15c. lower;
g decline sad ghs hogs little a eta
pigs. $3.50. Cattle-Receipts, 150 firm;
low. cutter and cutter cows. 1904; sausage
Receipts. 700; cratic; $1@1.50 higher;
medium to choice vealers. $40. 50@11 SO:
odd head at more: Gull and common.
$8.50@9.50. Sheep-Receipts. 1000: steady:
desirable lambs. largely $8.75M9; Gull to
medium. $4.50Q7: odd plain ewes So down.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country run)-Loss of delivered in
Indianapolis. 12c: henery quality No. i,
Poultry (buying pricesl-Hens weighing
lbs. or over. Ice; under lbs, 15c;, Leg,
horn hens, 12c: 1880 broilers, full feathered
Q lbs and up 21c: under lbs. 19c; bare
back i2c; Leghorn broilers. 18c: ducks. &c;
old cocks. 8@9c; ducks, full feathered, tat
for No. i top quality. quoted by Kingan
" Butter (wholesale)-No. /. 27@2sc: No.
2, 25M26c.
Butterfat-27c
Cheese (wholesale selling price per
ndl-American loaf, 23c: pimento LOAF,
25c: Wisconsin f1rsts, 1812c LonghornS,
l8lac; New York limberger. soc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-28

Daily average production of crude oil
in the United States in week ended July
Is. totaled 2.477. 261 barrels. an increase
of As 500 barrels. according to the Oil and
Gas Journal.
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By United Press

NEW YORK. July, -PotetoesrMar-
rels; New jersey. $l.25Q2 bag; southern,
SI.25@2.25 barrel. Sweet potatoes-.MSar-
ket, quiet: Jersey baskets. SITS; southern
ans. Flour-Market, quiet and easier;
Spring So patents. $4i5@445 barrel. Pork
Market, dull: iniddlewest spot, .079M
o8c Tallow-.-Market. steady; special to
extra. ga @39sc ID. Dressed poultry-MdasrE5
ssc; broiiers, 23d3sc fowls, 12@26c; Long
island ducks. 15@18c, Live poultry :
Market dull and nominal: prices omitted
in absence of sales. Cheese-Market,
firmer: state whole milk. fancy to spe-
cial, 14Q23c; young Americas. fresh. 159
152c.
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STEEL DIVIDEND
ACTION AWAITED
IN STOCK MART
Sales Slow Down as Trade
Marks Time With
Small Deals.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Monday
was 1884. up lao. Average Of twenty
rails was 1892, of ST. Average OF twenty
utilities was $500. up as. Average OF
forty bonds was 95.55. OF .O4.
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BIZ United Press

light; market steady: heavieS. S65067;
mediums. .s7.50@s; Workers. s7.5oQ7.75;
pigs. S7.50@7.75. Cattle-Receipts, so;
market. steady. CalveS-Receipts light:
market strong. Sheep-Receipts. light:
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Butte Copper and Zinc Company quarter
ended June 80. net loss $14,474 after ex.
penses and taxes. against net profit OF
900 shares in second quarter of 1890: six
months net loss $15.869 against net profit
of $18 242 in first half of 1880.
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The City
in Brief

Training for good citizenship be-
gins early in the home and school,
Eugene c. Foster, Indianapolis
Foundation director, said streSsing
Importance Of early influences on
children in an address Monday
night at the opening meeting of the
third annual chautauqua of the
Baptist Christian center.
A lawn fete will be held by the
Women's Club of st. Joan Of Arc
parish on the grounds of the school,
Forty-second and Ruckle streets, at
1880 Saturday.
Affairs of the BObbs- Merrill Pub
fishing Company will be left in
hands of presidents for time,
as result of directors deciding to
postpone election of a successor to
President John Jay Curtis who died
last week
Work of the Salvation Army's
fresh air camp near Oaklandon for
rehabilitation of unfortunate
mothers and their children was ex-
planned at the annual visit Of the
laymen's committee Monday night.
A chicken dinner, moving pictures
and a tour of inspection were on the
program.
Principal speaker at the Service
day luncheon of the Advertising
club in the Columbia club Thursday
noon will be Fred Hoke, vice presi-
dent of the Holcomb Hoke Manu-
featuring Company.
Eleven members of the Arthur
Casey dramatic company, now play
ing at the English theater, will be
guests Of the Columbia Club at an
outing Wednesday at the Ulen
country club at Lebanon. They will
attend the picnic between the aft
ernoon and night performance of
the play, THE Apple Cart"
Chapters of the American Red
Cross in thirty-four central Indiana
counties will meet here Oct. for
regional conference, according to
plans announced today. James L.
F'ieSer, formerly of Indianapolis
and now national vice-chairman of
domestic operations, will be the
principal speaker.
Memorial to DIR. Albert E. Sterne
and DR.. Charles L. Cabalzer will be
held at special meeting of the In
dianapolis Medical society at 8:15
tonight at the Methodist hospital
nurses home auditorium.
Astronomy from a Layman's
Standpoint" will be discussed at the
KiWaniS club luncheon at the Clay
pool Wednesday by Russell Sullivan,
ATTORNEY.
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Colorado Fuel and Iron June quarter
net loss $780, 61, against net loss Of
S247,214 in preceding quarter and profit
of 1924 .S95 before taxes in June, 1881;
quarter Six months net loss S636,276
against profit of $1,619.O5S in like period
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New York Curb Market
CBy Thomson 81 McKinnon)
Net Changes
BIZ United Press

By United Press
Closing prices and net changes on
principal stocks traded on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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BIZ United Preaa

bs s5 86laS SulE lbs S. isoado ibs
s8.1o; 200-210 lbs IS: 210-220 lbs. $3.50;
22o-23O lbs. $7.75: 230-24O lbs. 1855 240-
lbs. sos: 270-2S0 lbs. Sc 90: 280-290 lbs.
s675; 100000 lbs. Sc. 60: 300-325 lbs. Sc. 40;
roughs. S4.25; stays. .$325; calves. So;
lambs, SITS: hogs. steady at 10Q30c lower.
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
July "a =.
ClearinRs 9 d ~ ~
Debts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S'tso'VVV'VU
CHICAGO STATEMENT
July %
ClearinRs So9' eoo o00 IN
Balances sss''s' S'N~N'SNN'SN
TREASURY STATEMENT
July as
Net balance for july rs. 1906. s94 s92 IS
Expenditures ......--..-- nS'9Sooo 90 90
customs reefs. MO. 70 date 2S.5O7 Ol9.7s
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A. o. Smith Corporation. declared the
regular quarterly dividend of so cents on
the common. pay Aug. is. record Aug. /.
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Hamilton Watch Company declared n
quarterly dividend of is cents on the
common stock, payable Sept. Of record
Aug. 10.
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J. c. Penny in six months ended June 80
earned $146 common share against Sl.14
in like 1850 period.
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Following is the explanation Of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which

Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Mondays Times:
The Cause of 1t AlI-The spark
that started the greatest war in
history was kindIed by a 19-year-
old Schoolboy. On June %, 1914,
Gavrilo Princip assossinated Franz
Ferdinand, heir to the Austrian
throne. To avenge the murder,
Austria declared war upon Serbia
on July %, 1914, and only q few
days later most of the civilized
world was embroiled. The youth
full assassin never learned the re-
suits of his act, as the Austrian
authorities kept him in the strict
est SecluSion and in ignorance Of
world events. He died about two
months before the conclusion of
the war, and hence never learned
the outcome of the great conflict.
Dikki Dikki, the Dwarf King
Dikki Dikki is the ruler of one
of the pygny tribes in the in
terror of Mundane, Philippines. His
puny stature is made even more
remarkable by his extraordinary
voraciousness. This midget king
can eat more at a single sitting
than two normal white men three
times his size.
Wednesday-'Where You Can
See Into Six States and Foreign
Country"
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BuiIdinq Permits

F. NJ. Bartholomew & Son. dwelling and
garage. 1926 North Pennsylvania. S11. 500
C.: Olsen, repair garage and porch 94S
North Campbell. $3.50.
DR.. William A. Doeppers, install oil
burner. $445.
Alabama $3.50
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Illinois Central June net operating in
come s721. sos. against 81, 712, OPS in June of
1880: six months 1892, 1863 against $10.-
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Sharp and DOhme Inc. in June quarter
earned 10 cents common share against
10 cents in previous quarter and 1S cents
in like quarter of 1880; six months earn
ings, 20 cents a common share against
81 cents in first half of 1880.
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Alaska Packers Association declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 81. payable
Aug. 10, record July 81.
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Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company
declared the regular quarterly dividend of
so cents. payable Oct. l. of record Sept. 10.
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New York Gables opened in London at
1854 against Mondays close of ABS GIG;
Paris checks. 1890: Amsterdam. 12.O42;
Italy $3.50. and Berlin. 1880.
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Norfolk and Western. June surplus 81
$50 al after taxes and charges against
$2,747.565 in 1890: six months $9,O98,6O6
against $14,747, 478.
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Local Wagon Wheat
MARRIAGE Licenses

City grain elevators are paying sec for
No. red wheat and 35c for No. 2 hard
mh
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June factory sales of automobiles in
United States, 249. 462 against 315,115 in
May and 1884 sos in June. 1880, according
to department of commerce: six months
sales 1568.47S against 2.198,580 in like
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

States refineries from Jan. i. to July 18,
amounted to 2,355. 900 long tons against
$500, 600 tons in like period of 1880. Total
deliveries were 2.155,000 long tons against
2510.000.
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Chicago Grain Range

By Times Special
CHICAGO, July 2s.-carlots-Wheat,
]. $40: corn. $50: oats. "a: rye. s; barley. II.
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July %, shows decreases for the week of
Sl3i, 900 600 in loans and investments and
$153. 900 900 in net demand deposits and
increase of SIT, 600 600 in borrowings from
reserve banks. Loans on securities ,$6.51O.-
900 900. q decrease of S63 900. 900. all other
loans $7.957,000.000. decrease OF
$45. 600. 900.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-28

A lawn fete will be held by the
Women's Club of st. Joan of Arc
parish on the grounds of the school,
Forty-second and Ruckle streets, at
7:30 Saturday.