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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-17
MARRIAGE Licenses

Gerald E. Miller, %. 7o2 North Ban
croft street. furniture store manager,
and EIvera Margaret Schein. 81. COZ North
Bancroft street, stenographer.
Clifford E. WySong. IS. 500 Nortd State
street, grocer. and Virginia Marie Dillon.
orvilie Leo Henning. "a. Of 1919 North
Martin. q. of 1870 Nordyke avenue.
Roger P. Kiley. 20. Of 1871 Bellefontsine
street, auditor. and Helen F. Hoffman, 81.
Joseph F. Burkhard. 80. R. R. 2. Box
$50. contractor. and Mary H. Cutter. IS.
Of sI25 North New Jersey street. stenog-
rapher.
Pennsylvania street. and Lillian Pierson,
81. Of 2l03 North Pennsylvania street.
Paul Shideler. 43. of 2943 Kenwood ave-
nue.. newspaper photographer. and Mabel
NJ. Wheeler. fl. Of 2946 North Illinois
street newspaper reporter
Rexford F. Daubenmire. Il. OF 2525 North
LaSane street. Butler university instruc-
tor. and Alma D. Monnirger. 81 OF $50
West Maple Road boulevard. musician
RAYMOND P. Baker 50. OF 2oi2 West Yer
mont street, machinist. and Grace K
Wright So. o. 642 Division street. school
teacher.
clemens J. Hoeing. -. Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
correspondent. and Dorothy Ellen Gootee,
al 2zdienapolik kfeneREaDhArs
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HEAVY DEMAND
FORCES SWINE
PRICES HIGHER
Cattle, Calves Show Dull
Trading Range; Sheep
Unchanged.

Light receipts combined with
competitive demand on the part
Of shippers and packers served as
the incentive to boost swine prices
IS cents at the city stockyards this
morning. Values moved up in all
classes. The bulk, 40 to 800 pounds,
sold for $3.50 to $3.50: early top
holding at $3.50. Receipts were es-
tInated at 1000; holdovers were III.
Trade was generally steady in the
cattle market with indications
slightly weaker. Receipts were 900
Vealer5 displayed the same trend
in evidence the past week or SO,
sluggish with prices steady at SO
down. Calf receipts were 600.
Lambs were little changed in the
sheep market, the bulk selling at
$3.50 to $3.50. The mornings top
price was SO.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000,
including 1000 direct. Holdovers
5000. Demand fairly active with
bidding around 10 cents higher than
Tuesdays average. Early bids on
1870 to 200 pounds, $7.10 to $7.15,
while best sold upward to $7.25.
Choice Of $50 to 260-pounders were
bid 81. Cattle receipts were 5000.
Calves, 5000, and steady. Sheep re-
ceipts were $1,000, and weak.
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|BrightSpots
of Business

May sales of forty-seven chain
and mail order houses highest Of
any month this year.
Macy Store sales week ended June
10 up - per cent from like week
in 1890
Northern States Power co. Year
ended April 80 net $16,815,945, VS.
SIG, 755,458 preceding fiscal year.
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
Year ended April 80 net s5,676,951,
VS. s5,536,0O8 preceding year.
California Oregon Power Co.
Year ended April 80 net S2,153,60
VS. $2,122,448 preceding year.
Mountain States Power Co. Year
ended April 80 net $1,395,302, vs.
81, 1872, 1888 preceding year.
Briggs Manufacturing CO. Adding
to working forces and stepping up
production.
Chrysler Plymouth June and July
schedule stepped up.
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WHEAT FUTURES
UNEVEN IN DULL
TRADE SESSION
Conflicting News Reports
Hold All Grains to
Narrow Range.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press STAFF Correspondent

CHICAGO, June 17.-Wheat
opened steady in a dull trade on
the Board Of Trade today with con-
fiicting influences offsetting each
other. The southwest went dry, but
exceptional high temperatures in
the northwest and Canada, without
precipitation, offset this and the
weakness abroad.
No demand and freer offsets from
the southern hemisphere gave Liv-
erpool a weak tone. Corn again was
strong with July holding the de-
ferred months firm. Oats were
steady and dull.
At the opening wheat was IN
changed to Is cent lower: corn was
3 to Is cent higher, and oats were
unchanged. Provisions were slow
and steady.
Liverpool Sells OFF
Liverpool started higher, but re-
versed itself and by mid-afternoon
was 1s to g cent lower. Few trad
ers have a fixed opinion on wheat,
neither bullish nor bearish reports
having much effect. The market
continues to drift. It is thought
that the short interest is much
more concentrated than the long.
Canadian weather still is the
greatest bullish factor. Tuesday
night temperatures were very high
and there was no rain of conse-
quence reported. North Dakota re-
ported a reading of 1O8 degrees at
Williston, the highest ever recorded
in that city while correspondingly
high temperatures were reported in
South Dakota and parts of Mime
sofa.
New Crop Absorbed
The new crop is moving in the
southwest but is being absorbed
much better than anticipated.
Highly favorable news of the new
crop is depressing deferred deliveries
OF corn but the tightness in July is
restricting selling. There is a large
short interest in July with only
100000 bushels in the visible and
the new crop several months away.
Oats are under pressure from the
new crop and the uncertainty in
the other grains. July Tuesday was
the lowest since 1901, although July
and September both cold at Is
cents in 1896.
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BRISK ACTIVITY
IS PREDICTED
FOR HARDWARE
Early Canning, Preserving
Season Expected to
Aid Sales.
By Times Special

By Times Special
NEW YORK, June 17.-Current
activity in the hardware trade
throughout the country is moderate
in character, Hardware Age will say
Thursday in its weekly market
summary. Sales volume has been
we'll maintained at recent levels in
some Of the principal markets, while
less favorable climatic conditions
have retarded the demand in other
leading market centerS. From pres
ent indications, it does not appear
that June sales totals will equal
those of the preceding month, but
a fairly satisfactory month is ex-
pected.
Increased activity In seasonal
goods is anticipated with the ad-
vent Of fair and warmer weather.
The call for builders hardware,
tools and related construction sup
plies continues to be a disappoint-
ing factor to the trade. The early
movement Of canning supplies and
preserving equipment points to a
very brisk demand in the near fu-
ture. An active demand continues
to prevail for paints, sporting
goods, garden tools, lawn goods and
housewares. Staple lines are NOV
ing in fair volume,
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Langendorf United Bakeries. Inc. de-
clared q regular quarterly dividend OF 50
cents on class A stock, payable July 10.
of record June SO.
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Arrivals and Departures

Hoosier Airport-Virgil Rassner,
from Peru, Curtiss JN-5; Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl F. Millican, to Terre
Haute, Robin; Sam Jones, to Terre
Haute, Travel Air; Guy Roach, to
Frankfort, Travel Air; S. B. Morse,
from st. Louis, Waco.
Mrs. Hill Airport-Major Richard
F. Taylor, Lieutenants Matt C.
Carpenter and Howard H. Maxwell,
national guard, to Evansville to
join Indiana air tour; Lieutenant
Perry, from Fairfield (O) air depot
to Scott field, Douglas transport;
First Sergeant E. N. Caldwell, ma
tional guard, to Fairfield air deport,
for supplies, with Sergeant Dea~~
dorff.
Municipal Airport-T. & w. A.
passengers included Webster Wright
and David F. Lane, to New York.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. June -Eggs-Market.
steady: receipts 14.5l3 cases: extra 1rsts
l5isc; hrSts l5c; current receipts, lac
seconds. l2Ac. Butter-Market, steady;
receipts, 1850 tubs: extras. 2lc; extra
drsts. 2o620izc; firsts. le61eisc; seconds
Market, unsettled; receipts. cars: fowls.
10000: springers. 2Sc Leghorns. l5c:
ducks, i4Gi6c: geese, lie; turkeys. ls9 2oc:
ers. under 2 lbs. 23c: Leghorn broilers. Is
GlSlze. Cheese-TwinS, l2N @l2i5c: young
Americans. l24l3%c. PotatoeS-On track
33e: arrivals. i4s; shipments. s5i; market
weak; Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi
sacked Bliss Triumphs. 81 .5o6i.eo; North
50 So
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Link Belt Company declared a regular
quarterly dividend Of so cents on com
mon stock. placing issue on So annual
basis. against s2.4o previously. payable
Sept. l. Of record Aug. Is.
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Other Livestock
By United Press

CLEVELAND. June 7.-Hogs-Receipts
1900; holdover. none: mostly 25c higher
top. S7.65 for ell weights. 2io lbs. or
SbShty above s3u s}02SG lbs $1o; 2S959o
$3.50 or better. Cattle-Receipts, 800;
lighter weight steers, fairly active: steady
@7.40: few good. $3.50: occasional COM
mon kind. $685.: plain kinds with weights
not over steady: fat COWS and bulls I'M
last Weekend: low cutter to medium So so
G4.50 mostly; most causage bulls. $3.75 @
AIS. Calves-Receipts.. ZOO; active, strong
$50: best individual. SO: heavies. around
s7.500S: little of light weight under So.
Sheep-Receipts 400; near steady; nearly
good to choice lambs. So down; few plain
yearlingS. $3.50.
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CHICAGO Stocks Opening
New York Liberty Bonds
BuiIdinu Permits
(By James Hanill 8 COD

Alex McCord. dwelling and garage. ll24
North BoSart. $4,000. g.,
100 Burosall boulevard. $4,000.
Standard Paving Company. storage bins,
100 Burdsall boulevard. $500.
c. G. sellers. storeEoom. lzo9 East
Ed Mason. addition. sl6 North Bradley.
General outdoor Advertising Company.
rebuild signs in city. S34.o5o. -.
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MAS ESTATE $4,000

Personal property Of Albert C.
Mas, indianapolis business man.
who died April 13, 1881. was be-
queathed to the widow. Mrs. Ida
Robert Mas Of BIT East Maple
road, according to a will fled to-
day in probate court.
The widow was appointed execu-
trix of the estate. totaling $4,000.
No real estate was listed.
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Pick To W. A. Quarters
By United Press

NEW YORK, June 17.-Opera.
tons, maintenance and general Of
fees Of Transcontinental & West.
ern Air, Inc, are to be conferred al
the Municipal airport, Kansas City
Mo, according to an announcement
made here today by Richard w
Robbins, general manager of the
firm. The executive Offices will re.
main in New York, Robbins said.
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Takes First Solo Hob

George Goodwin, 104O North. Del
aware street, is the most recent ali
student to take his solo flight al
municipal airport. Goodwin, a mem
Der Of the Student Pilot Service
Club, soloed in an Eaglet monoplane
after only hours, 30 minutes in
str11ctinn
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DOW-JOneS
Summary


Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc. de-
clared q regular quarterly dividend OF 90
cents on class 4 stock, payable July 10.
OF record June sc.
quarterly dividend Of so cents. payable
July 81. Of record June 80.
Freight IOadings in United States in
week ended June totaIed 76O,s9O cars,
an increase of 1896 over preceding
week. Including holiday. but 1852
below like 1880 week and 294,S7S below
like week in 1929.
Bank Of Germany statement as Of June
IS show. gold l.765e0o. 900 marks, against
900 S 600 against ms 4o7s 200 go. and ratio
ALL per cent. against 592 per cent.
Ohio Brass Company declared a quarter
~ dividend of so cents on class A and B
common stocks, placing issues on 81 an
nual basis. against IS previously. Diyi-
New York cables, opened in London. at
4.86 ll+32; Paris chec6s. 1918: Amster-
Market Street Railway Company twelve
m n May 81 aI 5 5g5 net afSeG 0IdnS[y
probation. federal taxes, against $1,555.-
795 in previous twelve months.
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
of California declared a regular quar-
terry dividend of S175 on preferred.
Goodyear Textile Mills. subsidiary COM
pany. also declared a regular quarterly
dividend of S1.75 on preferred stock,
both dividends payable July L of rec
ord June 20.
Sweets Company of America. Inc. I'VE
cents in like period Of 1880. TIE Com
dividend Of Is cents payable Aug. |, Of
record July is.
National Biscuit declared regular
quarterly dividend Of 20 cents on COM
mon stock.
Lead stocks in United States in May
increased 1913 tons over April.
World zinc output in May decreases
$40 tons from April.
New York Central Lines in week
ended June IS loaded 51,643 cars of
revenue freight, against 67.S47 in like
week Of 1880. In week OF June 6,
loadin&s were 52.4S7 cars, against S.
94S in like week of 1880.
Madison Square Garden declared a divi-
degd Of Is cents. payable July 16. OF rec
Link Belt Company declared q regular
quarterly dividend Of so cents on com
mon MOI. stock; PLACING issue on So annual
Sept l. of record Aug. Is.
Seeman Brothers, Inc. declared a regu-
lar quarterly dividend of rs cents on
common stock. payable Aug. /, Of record
July Is.
E. W. Bliss & Co. declared regular
quarterly dividend of Is cents on COM
June 20.
British Type Investors declared scent
quarterly dividend, placing stock on
24-cent annual basis. against cents
previously.
Domestic crude oil production in week
ended June 49, averaged 2463. 100 barrels
daily. decrease OF ! 1850 from preceding
week. comparing with ASH 500 in like
1880 week.
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Cancels Atlantic Hop
By United Press

by UNIt6u FTe5S
BOSTON, June 17.-Commander
Donald 3. Mcmillan definitely has
Cancelled plans for a transatlantic
flight from Boston to England this
summer, he announced today.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country run)-Loss of delivered IN
Indianapolis,. l2c: henery quality. No. /.
Poultry (buying pricesl-Hens weighing
5 lbs. or over. Tic: under lbs, tic: Leg
horn hens, lac: 1880 broilers. full feathered
bareback. Ice; LeghorIl broilers. Ice; ducks.
&c; old cocks. 8Q9c: ducks. full feathered.
fat whites, &c; geese. &c. These prices are
Co.
Butter. twholesale)-No. l. s7@2sc: No.
2. 25926c.
Butterfat-2Ic.
Chese wholesale selling price per pound
American loaf. 22c: plmento loaf. 24c;
Wisconsin firsts. l7i7c; LonghornS. 17ize:
New York ltmberger. soc.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI June .-Butter-steady:
l962ic; common score discounted, case;
packing stock. No. !. lsc; No. 2. l2c:
Stead Gases uit Included it Ext9s lFsS1
flrsts. 14i3c; seconds. -; nearby ungraded.
lSlac Live .poultry-Thin and coarse
5 lbs. and over. lsc; lbs. AMI over, isc:
lbs. and over, l742c; Leghorns. 5 lbs. and
over. lac; ROSTERS. 1875; broilers. COLI
over. Csc; lbs. and over. 2sc; partly
teathered. l5G2oc; Leghorn broilers. ID.
and over. zoe: black springers. zoe: IA
lbs. and over. 23c; lbs, and over, csc.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. June -Butter-Extras s,
Csc; standards. 25Ac; market. steady. Eggs
Extras. Ice: hrsts. l5i7c: market. steady.
Poultrv-Heavy fowls. gle: medium. 22e:
SIC: Leghorn broilers. i-G22c; ducks. l5G
&c: old cocks, l2c; geese. 100 i3c: market,
steady. PotatoeS--Maine Green Mt. So. 40
42.5o Der ioo-lb. sack. Idaho Russet. most
y AS Per 100 10. sack: North Carolina
Cobblers hest, S2.65G2.75s few fne quality
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Fruits and Vegetables
FRuITs

FRUITS
ApDles-Gresnings. So 8 sashsl: DELI
e eious s1So Mestn7 g1s s9Ses: PET II
Staymen. 50 50d275: Robe BEAUTY So 50:
winesap. s2.ioa2.6o: Baldwin. $3.50 a bar
cantaloupe-ca California. $3.50 s. crate:
Cherries-CaiifoTnia ssa22s an s-lb.
Grapefruit Florida ss9s.so: Texas. s.:
buik. $3.50 q 100 l5s;: California. s4.75.
Limes-Dominican; $3.50 9 100.
crate: Florida. .s4.5o9475.
Pears-Ayacado. California. s3G3.5o a
Pineapples-cuban. les to GAS So crate.
awberries-Home grown. .S5de a
see. s4G5.
VEGETABLES
Artichokes-California. 81 a dozen.
punches: long. green; 5Se4si,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 bushei; new
Texas 50 q bushel
Broccoli-Western. $3.50 crate.
Brussels SDroutS-45I soc ID
Cabbage,-Texas, new. sl.35 So-lo.
Texas. new. $i.25 a 5o:i6 bag: California.
new, 75c dozen punches.
CSuliaower-C California, ,s2.5o a crate.
tons. Sis: 'i hearts. Is buncRes. s325:
California. dozen punches. $3.50: Florida.
to 3-dozen-bunch crate, 81.
Celery Cabbage-Southern- sl.2S
Chives-sl75 q dozen pots.
Cucumbers-Home-grown. S.25Gl.So
E6divezzCs!ito5nta *lss dozen s47.b beads
Lettucs-CaEfornia S2.5o63 a crate Of
4 and SIS: homegrown leaf. 60e lS-lb.
basket.
Mushrooms-s59 4oc a ID.
CT q rrf- ~, q -~r-r,xYr
Onions-New Texas. yellow. 81 so: white.
81: Yellow Globe. 75c q bushel, white, 90c;
homegrown green onions. 25c dozen
oyster Plant-Home-Srovn 4oc s dozen
PaTslevaaMaEion county. 4oc a dozen
Parsnips--Home-grow 81 8 bushel,
Peas-TeleDhone. Western. $2.5oQ2.75 a
Pepper+F1orida. s5.5o@s a crate.
Radishes--Hothouse. button 75c dozen
punches: long red or white. soc.
Observation-Disclosures. 3oQ35c q dozen
spinach-Eome-grown broadleaf. 81 a
Tomatoes-southern. 5-lb. basket. 81: 10
ID. carton. 81: dollhouse. s2.75 an lib.
Turnips-Texas s125 q busheI.
POTATOES
:, Mains Green Mountain, loo-lb,. bag
8 SO. Michigan round white, IO0-lb bag
i00-lb bag. $3.50: Idaho Rural. Ioo-i6 bag,
bs no aeB tefa? new Porda So NorS
ern Wisconsin. s2.25 a l0o-lb. bag
Sweet PotatoeS-Tennessee Nancy Hall,
S225d2.50 q hamper. so lbs: So q bushel;
Indiana Jersey. So bushel: Texas vans.
S2.75 a 5o-lb. crate.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 8 a. M:
South wind, eight miles an hour;
temperatures. 70; barometric pres
sure, 30.07 at sea level; ceiling, un-
limited; visibility, eight miles; field,
good.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK, June 7-Potatoes-Mar-
barrels Maine. s292. so barrel; Bermuda
S4@4.5o barrel. Canada. si.250l.5o bar
kets. 75cG$s.55. Fiour&Market' arm si4 and and
unchanged: spring patents. S4.65@4.s0.
Pork-Market, firm. mess. $22. So Lard
Market. quiet; middleWest spot. SS.l5@
S.25. Tellow-Market. steady: special to
extra. Sls @SSc. Dressed poultry-Msr-
ssS STEADY e hrm Turkeys 25g44c;
l2G27c; Long Island ducks. 166l7c Live
poultry-Market. steady to firm: geese 10
KEYS. l5Q25c; ROSTERS. lS9l4c: broilers
iS9S5e Cheese-Market. Arm; state
young Americas. i2,s@isIsc. - z q CO.,
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BY ELMER c. Waller
United Press financial Editor

NEW YORK, June 17.-Formal
presentation to the interstate COM
nnerce commission of the railroads
petition for a IS per cent increase
in freight rates today failed to stir
up any buying in the railroad
group where prices were steady to
points lower.
The stock market generally was
moving in a narrow range around
noon, the majority of issues within
a fraction of the previous close.
The feature was the almost COM
plete deadlock between buyers and
sellers. Bears were reticent about
making new short commitments as
a result Of further efforts of the
Stock Exchange to ferret out raid
ers, while the more constructive
element was on the sidelines await
Ing definite evidence of trend.
Trade Is Sluggish
Tickers slowly brought out a list
Of issues at or within a fraction of
their last prices of Tuesday. Steel
was around 90, of %; Auburn Auto,
l68, up Il; Westinghouse Electric,
577s, off II, Bethlehem Steel, 421I
of Is; General Motors, 3415, I'M
changed, and American Can, 1929
on q.
Utilities were irregular, the ma
jority slightly lower on a dip of 40
per cent in electricity production.
In the railroad group Atchison
vas at 154%, off 27l; New York
Central 87b, of rs, and Pennsyl-
vania 1917, up q. Chesapeake &
Ohio and Baltimore & Ohio were
unchanged at 36l5 and 5614, re-
spectively.
Petition Is Known
Wall Street his expected a petit
ton in line with that presented the
interstate commerce commission by
the carriers. The request for a Is
per cent freight rate increase in
cluded statement Of the depleted
earnings of the roads and the pre-
carious condition Of their securities,
making difficult new financing.
1t asked the interstate conerce
commission to expedite the discus
sion on the advance so that the
roads could be placed on a more
stable basis. The increase, it was
estimated, would raise the return
on property investment to 4 per
cent, against less than 21a per cent
ct present.
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By United Press

TOLEDO. June iT.-Hcgs-Receipts 500:
65s; mediums. s76f.25: Workers. $3.50
TAO: pigs. S7@T.50 Cattle-Receipts,
light: market. strong. Calves-Receipts,
light; market. slow. Skeep-Receipts.
light: market. steady.
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The CITY
in Brief
nv rhonsos q McKianOn,
THURSDAY EVENTS

National Eclectic Medical Association,
convention, Lincoln.
Advertising Club, luncheon, Columbia
Club.
Indianapolis Engineering Society,
luncheon, Board of Trade.
American Business Club, luncheon,
Columbia Club.
Real Estate Board. luncheon. Indian
apOlis Athletic Club.
Sigma M, luncheon, Lincoln.
Sigma Chi, luncheon, Board of Trade
Indianapolis League for the Hard of
Hearing, IL a. M, Stokes building.
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RAIL PETITION
FAILS TO STIR
STOCK ISSUES
Majority of List Around
Previous Figures at
Noon.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industriaIs for Tues
day was 1881. up q. Average o. twenty
EsilS vas 1902. up %. Average Of twenty
forty bonds was 94.s7 of Ii
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Y. NJ. C. A. lobby program at 1880
tonight will be presented by the
wrestling and boxing clubs Of the
organization.
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William G. Roark indianapolis
representative Of the Western and
Southern Life Insurance Company,
has been promoted to assistant
superintendent Of the indianapolis
district.
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l59oc T Sshsr l6o Gqf rs sSE75 iadso
lbs, s6.s5; 16o-lso lbs. 81: lso-225 lbs.
S 22S rs: 1g 81 sss2s ss ssSs
rot established; stays. $3.50; lambs not
established.
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BIZ United Press

LAFAYETTE. .June -Hogs-Market.
lbs s7.25: 25o-27o lbs. .s7i5; .275-30o lbs.
81; soo-325 lbs. 1855; 14o-i6o lbs. 81; 100
$50 down; top calves. Z: top lambs. $3.50.
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Net Changes

NEW YORK, June 16.-CloSing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange today follow:
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying tic for
No. l red wheat and CSC for No hard
wheat
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-17
By United Press

so P6IT 71s7I5 June J]:7m7oHOgERsceipts
52O lbs, s7ssG7so: 2So-S6o -i lbs. $3.50
7.60: 27o-32o lbs, s7@7.25: good packing
sows. S515.25. Cattle-Receipts 100:
market, steady TO weak: medium TO good
steers. $3.50; common to medium cows.
S4G4.75. Calves-Receipts.. 150; market,
steady 10 weak; better grade vealers, saG
9: heavy weights. down to 81. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. 500: asking higher for lambs best
held above. $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-17
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INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

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CHICAGO STATEMENT
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TREASURY STATEMENT
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