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PORKERS SHOW
LITTLE CHANGE
AT CITY YARDS
Slaughter Class Cattle
Hold Steady; VeaIS
Advance.

Swine showed little change this
morning at the city stockyards,
prices ranging steady to Is cents
lower. The loss was apparent on
weights from 100 to 24o pounds. The
bulk, 14O to 300 pounds, sold for 81
to $3.50; early top holding at $3.50.
Receipts were estimated at $500;
hoIdovers were 209.
Action was dull in the cattle mar
ket with slaughter classes holding
steady. Receipts were 500. VealerS
moved up 81, selling at $3.50 down.
Calf receipts were 600.
Eve and weather lambs were
steady at SO to $3.50, bucks making
the market at 81 to $3.50. Sheep re-
ceipts were 1900.
Chicago hog receipts were 1900.
including 5000 direct. Holdovers S.
900. Early sales and bids held fully
steady with Thursdays best average,
While better grades sold S to 10 cents
higher than the average. Good to
choice hogs weighing 100 to 22O
pounds sold at $3.50 to $3.50; some
held higher. Cattle receipts were
1000 Calves 300, and steady. Sheep
receipts were 5000, market mostly Is
cents higher.
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JULY 10, 1881
INDIANAPOLIS STREET RAILWAY RE-

INDIANAPOLIS STREET RAILWAY RE-
ORGANIZATION.
NOTICE To ,DEPosITINSIG BoEEp2H5 ItpId,5
Frs OF INDIANAPoLiS II, LRAe ~ ~.
MORTGAGE THIRTY-YEAR Sc GOLD
BONDS.
!. a second Plan and Agreeim1ent una DER
date Of June 26 1881. providing for the
reorganization OF the Indianapolis street
Railway has been executed BY the UNDER
TepresentinT difiefent securities. and By
Fletcher American Company. inolans poilS.
Indiana. as REORGANIZATION Manager.
2. Copies OF said Plan and Agreements
have been fied with the Fletcher Ameri-
can National Bank. Indianapolis. lnolanA.
and with the Pennsylvania company Iok
assurances on Lives and Granting Annll-
ties. PHILADELPHIA. Pennsylvania. the two
depoSitaries for said bonds named IN ~ tho
Deposit Agreement. dated May l. 1S5V.
3. Holders OF said bonds. who have noS
vet deposited the same with either oe-
poSitarV above mentioned. may tueAS
such deposit on or before Oet. l. h as al
ready deposited the same may exercise
the right of withdrawal WITHIN tnIeS
weeks from the date Of the nrst pHl o a.
Paragraphs Eighth and Nlntn OF Sslo -I Le-
post Agreement; Failure 70 MAKE S sa{d
withdraw constitutes an assent 70 SaAS
Plan and Agreement.
DEPOSTTARIES-
The Fletcher American National Bank
of Indianapolis. Indianapolis. INDIANA
The Pennsylvania Company Tor lnsnt-
ances on Lives and Granting Annui-
ties. Philadelphia. Pa.
ROY c. SHANEBERGEA
GEO. B. ELLIOTT.
ARTHUR v. MORTON.
COMMITTEE representing Indianapolis
Traction & Terminal Company First
Mortgage Thirty-Year 30 Colo
JULIAN c. RALsToN. Counsel Indian
apoliS. Indiana.
THOMAS S. HOOD. Secretary. Z. o BOX
1855. Indianapolis. Indiana
MILLER & MILLER
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BOARD 0. K. ON
STREET WORK
Improvement Resolutions
Given Approval.

Street improvement resolutions
affirmed by the works board today
included:
Thirtieth street, widening and
resurfacing, Meridian street to Cap
itol avenue; East Michigan street,
paving with concrete; North street,
paving from Rural to Dearborn
streets; Cottage street, paving from
Wright to Leonard streets; College
avenue, widening and resurfacing
from Massachusetts avenue to
Eleventh street.
Plans and specifications were ap-
proved for paving of Sixteenth
street between Capitol and North
western avenues.
The board also granted permission
to the Sherman Emerson Civic
League to close portions of Tenth
street and Linwood avenue for an
annual mardi gras, July "a and 25.
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PHILIP BROWN
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue Of a certified copy OF an ex-
ecution to me directed from the Clerk OF
the Municipal Court of Marion COUNTY
indiana. in cause No 25530. wherein
Mary Valientz. D-B-A Lincoln Auto and
FURNITURE Loan Company Plaintiff. and
Robert F: Bryson. Defendant, recurring
me to make the sum of Seventy-Five DOL
lars. and Seventy Cents (S75 .7O) as pro-
vlded for in said execution, with inter
est ana costs, will expose at public sale
TO the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
. . JULY. 1881.
between the, hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m.
ana o'clock D. m. of said day. at the
0oor OF the Court House of Marion
county. Indiana. the rents and profts
1Qr q term not exceeding seven wears.
OF the following real estate in Marion
County. Indiana:
Lot number nine (e) in block
twelve (12) Central Park. an addi-
ton to the City of indianapolis. Indi-
ana, as shown by the records in the
onlce OF the Recorder of Marion
county Indiana in plat book
page l78 l79 and 40 thereof. Marion
=. II such rents and profits will not sell
Iol SUFFICIENT sum to satisfy said ex-
ecutlon with interest and costs I will az
the same time and place. exnose to nubs
nc SAFE the fee simple of said real estate
or SO much thereof as may be sufficient
10 oischarge said execution Said sale
WIN be made without relief from valua-
ton or appraisement laws.
CHARLES L. SUMNER
June 26, 1881. 6-2s -" 0ou 7-:3-lo
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The City
in Brief

The Monon route will open a new
weekend rate between Indianapo-
lis and Chicago at SIS a round trip,
beginning July II, to stimulate
weekend travel by railroad.
American Legion post No. will
travel to Noblesville Sunday for an
all-day picnic. Contests will be held
in golf, horseShoes and other events,
prizes being awarded to winners.
Second of a series of free concerts
viii be given tonight by the Sahara
Grotto Pirate band in the Sahara
home, Thirteenth street and Park
avenue.
Members of the indianapolis RO-
tory Club Tuesday will leave the city
behind to attend chicken dinner
at the dairy farms of the Polk San
itary Milk Company as guests of
Duane DUNCAN, head of the milk
firm. M
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DOw-JOneS
Summary

Continental Baking Corporation ana NJ
subsidiaries IN ten weeks ended June ~,
net income s., 164. s63 after interest, de-
probation, federal taxes, etc, against
$l,sI4,032 for like period Of 1880.
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
twelve months ended June 80, net profit
81, 6s1, 44O after depreciation, federal
taxes, etc. After deduction Of per cent
preferred dividends balance was $685.
4S7, equal to 46 cents share, par $50
on 45O,34s shares Of common stock
New York cables opened in London at
4.s6ss against 3a6 1892; Paris cne cES.
l24.06; Amsterdam, 1902; Italy, s2.s55;
Berlin, 1850.
youngstown Sheet and Tube. gets order
for more than 200 miles OF 26-nch pipe,
from Northern Natural Gas Company
Hartman National Bank and Trust
Company indicated six months . earnings n
first six months Of 1880.
Marine Midland Corporation six months
to June 30 reported net earnings az
SO, $50, OCT after substantial write-of1s and
reserves for taxes.
Canadian government Corporation re-
port places spring wheat condition at
90 per CENT al HuCdt ~ 90 pSA SSAh'
Condition of Saskatchewan wheat As per
cent of normal on June 80. against u
per cent on May 81. and SS per cent
a year ago.
Pyrene Manufacturing Company declared
a dividend of 10 cents. payable Aug. l, OF
record July II. Previous paid 20 cents
quarterly.
Foreign lead producers agree on ad-
ditional per cent cut in output, bringing
curtailuent within last two months to 20
per cent.
Daily average volume Of reserve bank
credit up SIT 000. 900 in July, eight weeks
to 1911 600. 600. but 100000. 600 below like
week in 1880.
Brokers' loans off $24. 900. 900 in week
to ST. 445. 900 900: non-broker loans of $20,-
900 900; federal reserve ratio 84.2: against
ago New York ratio go. against 1877 and
32.1 respectively. Discount rate unchanged
at ll2 per cent.
Baldwin Locomotive June bookings
81 .4OO. 900. against s2,O9O.oOO in June.
1880. Six months s1S.O7O,OOO. against
s22, Oh. 900. untitled orders on June so.
amounted to $9.96O.OOO.
Associated Gas and Electric June output
1853 072. 698 XVIII. an increase of 1874 per
cent over June, 1890. Excluding sales
to other utilities output 1.6 per cent less
than year ago.
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SNOW FALLS IN STATE

Aviators Encounter Heavy Storm
While $4,000 Feet Above Newcastle.
BIZ United Press
NEWCASTLE, Ind, July 10.-A
heavy snowstorm fell near New
castle Thursday, while temperatures
generally were in the sos.
Yes, there's a catch to it
Lieutenant Howard H. Maxwell,
One Hundred thirteenth observa-
ton squadron, reported that he and
David B. Vickery, his observer, en-
countered a severe 'SnowStorm while
flying over Newcastle, at an altitude
of $4,000 feet.
1--WE tried to fly up through it,
but the snow got heavier and heavi-
er, and began to cut right through
our flying togs," Maxwell said.
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Arrivals and Departures

Stout Field, Mars Hill-Lieuten-
ant Newhall of Chicago national
guard squadron, visited the One
dred thirteenth observation squad
ron en- route home from Fairfield
depot at Dayton. Curtiss- Wright:
M. w. Jorenby, Travelair, Column
bus, o., to st. Louis; G. F. Cor
niSh, Challenger Robin, from FIT.
Wayne and return; E. c. Fits,
Travelair, Pittsburgh to Tulsa, Okla,
and N. j. Warren, Travelair, Tulsa
to Chicago.
Municipal Approximately Riddle
passengers to Chicago: Mrs. Ina
G. Gray of Chicago, William Acker-
man of Chicago and Ray Hamilton,
Cincinnati; E. G. Mason, Lake
Wales, Fla, and c. o. Knowlton.
Cincinnati, to Cincinnati.
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sHERrFF's SALE

BY virtue Of a certified copy OF decree
to me directed from the Clerk OF the
Superior Court Of Marion Counay, In In
diana. in cause No. A-55953 wherein Inc
Western & Southern Life Insurance Com
pany is Plaintiff. and Robert II: Doepke
and Trenetta F. Doepke. his VIE, et a.
are Defendants, requiring me to make the
decree. with interest and costs. ! will
expose at public sale to the highest
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and o'clock P. M. OF said day, at the
door Of the Court House OF Marion
of the perpetual lcaSehold estate herein
after described for a term not exceeding
seven years; which perpetual, ie LEI ,talc.
estate Is in the following described prem
ises. with the improvements thereon,
situated in the City of Indianapolis,
County Of Marion. State OF Indiana
Lot numbered eight 49, in Mary NJ.
and William S. Hubbard'S Subdivision
of part Of the north side of block
ten (10l st. Glars Addition to the
City of Indianapolis. Marion County.
Indiana, reference being made to the
plat of said Hubbard's Subdivision
as recorded in plat book 8, page l76,
in the office of the Recorder OF
Marion County aforesaid; being the
the same premises conveyed by Mary
Kntppenberg Chapman and Page
Chapman, her husband of Essex
County. State of New Jersey to Tho
Lexington indianapolis Realty Com
pany by lease dated the LIST day OF
March 1920. and recorded IN Volume
No. ll2. page 294. OF the Miscellane-
GUS Records of Marion County. 1ndi-
ana; the said lease being made per-
petually renewable by indenture dated
the 21St day of April. 1926. by and
between Joseph C., Schaf and said
Company recorded on the LIST day OF
May. 1925. IN Volume No. ITO, page
322 OF the Miscellaneous Records of
Marion County. Indiana: and also
being the same premises conveyed by
the said The Observation-Disclosures
Realty Company, corporation or
ganized and existing under and BY
virtue of the laws OF the State OF
Indiana, to Robert n. Doepke. OF
Cincinnati, Hamilton County. Ohio.
by certain assignment dated the
9th day of April, 1926. and recorded
in Volume 49, page 407 of the Re-
lease Records of Marion County, In
diana; said premises being also
known and designated as No. 1l42
North Meridian Street. Indianapolis.
Indiana.
If such rents and profits will not sell
Tor a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree
with interest and costs. I will, at the
same time and place. expose to public
sale the perpetual leaSehold estate above
DESCRIBED. or so much thereof as NAV be
SUFFICIENT to discharge said decree. Said
sale Will be made with relief from valua-
tlon OF appraisement laws.
CHARLES L. SUMNER,
Sheriff of Marion COUNTY
June 26. 1881 6-26 1910
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CALVES AND VEALERS
600; market. higher,
Other Livestock
By United Press

CHICAGO, July -Hogs-Receipts. H.
900. Including 5000 direct; steady to 1Oc
higher than Thursdays average; packing
s pss GgR 7a5s zs3s1R gRt S $s5$
9 Pa sh Kgh s9v 4sS 49, go tsv ah to
lbs. good o and choice, $7.4o@77O: medium
and choice. $6@74O;, packing sows. 275-5OO
i6S:, medium and good, $4.65@5.75:
ohoee 5RaS7 5oO5sG of EoGd sRd
calves, 300 trade on light yearlingS, light
went steers and practically all grades
ecac STOCK active strong; supplies very
light steers and .yearlings, $6.50@8; me-
9 71S,, weights and weighty steers slow at
T Tninbts s. 7 sharp decline: best medium
slaughter cattle and vealers; steers, 6OO-90O
IIbs.. good, and choice. $7.7568.75; 9OO-1, 100
e J, 5o0-l 800 lbs. good and choice. Sc. SOFAS;
be3ogs IDS; c9m 1 and medium $3.50
0E6.5O; common and medium, $4@7; cows
good and choice, $4.50@5.75; common and
mn9eoIum. $3.5o@4 50; low cutter and cutter.
and choice. lbeef(. $435@475; Gutter 't to
ggq49sd and and choice, SS.75@9,75; medium. s7@
deeder cattle steers, SOL $50 lbs, good and
c cFsSo $5;50@7; common and medium. 81
Gg550; Sheep-Receipts, 5000; all classes
25@40c. higher: better grade lambs I'M
most n it.d bulk * latter $75O@7 few $7a5:
~ ~ loads 8O-lb. Oregons So to shippers and
nght weight ewes, $3@35O Siaughter
sheep snS and lambs; lambs 9O-lb. down. good
eng s39 cn1olce. $7.25@8.25; medium. $5'5O9
9G1l50 lbs. medium to choice, SI.756S So:
an weights Gull and common, $1M2; feed
and choice. $475G550 e00O
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OFFICERS FACE CHARGES
Two Marion Detectives Accused of
Beating Prisoners.

MARION, Ind, July 10. - Con-
duct of two Marion detectives who
are alleged to have beaten a pris-
oner after they had arrested him,
will be investigated thoroughly,
members of the police board an
nounce. The accused officers, Les
Andrews and John ScheI, deny
having mistreated Herman Wesco,
before they placed him in jail. They
alleged he was intoxicated. Wesco
also denies the officers hurt him,
but the charges are being pushed
against the detectives by citizens
who claim to have seen the affair.
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HERMAN W. KOTHE
sHERIFF's SALE

BY virture of a certified copv Of p
decree to me directed from the CLERK
OF the Superior Court Of Marion County
indiana, in cause No A-60961 wherein
me Indiana Savings and Investment
Company, Plaintiff. and John G. Ferris.
ct al, Defendants. requiring me to make
the sums Of money. as provided for in
said decree, with interest and costs.
VIII expose at public sale to the highest
bidder. on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
JULY, 1881,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ
and o'clock P. M. Of said day. at the
ooor OF the Court House of Marion
county, Indiana, the rents and Urofts
1or term not exceeding seven wears.
o. me following real estate in Marion
County, Indiana:
Lots l13 and ia in Clifton Place
an addition to the City Of Indianap-
OILS; as per plat thereof recorded in
pat DOCK -. page 10 of the record
eT office Of Marion County indiana
such rents and profits will not sell
1or a sufficient sum TO satisfy said de-
cree with interest and costs. will a.
ILne same time and place. expose to nub-
nc sale the fee simple of said real estate
OF 81 rnuch thereof as may be sufficient
20 oIscnarge said decree. Said sale will
De mace without relief from valuation
or appraisement laws.
CHARLES L. SUMNER
r,,,,o nc so, onerln OF Marion County
10y 90. 1901. 6-26 1910
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

automobiles reported to police as stolen
Eugene Duenweg. 1887 Fairfield avenue,
Chevrolet coupe. 41-719. from Meridian
and Eleventh streets
Chrysler sedan. 547-3l2. from New York
and Liberty streets.
George K Hitler. 1872 West Twenty
sixth street. Nash coupe. 73S-773. from
West street and Indiana avenue
Warren Tribby.. 2o20 Sugar Grove ave-
j. parking space
W. NJ. Springer. 81 North New jersey
street. Whipped coupe. 46-627. from Penn
Sylvania and Ohio streets.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI, july io-Hops- recain+e
$500; heldover none; moderately active
around steady. on. weights below 235 lbs:
bae ea weights slow. uneyenly steady to
also; mostly 81 90 on 225 lbs. down 24oo
ESQ lbs, unevenly s7@7 go; 800 lbs. down
steady; mostly $3.50: smooth u SJTs
weights, s4.75; heavies down to 81. Cat
tle--Receipts. 225 calves 325; steers and
salss common and medium grassers. S5G
$50; Sprinkling Of better. kind up to SO:
AIS: bulk low cutters and cutter cows 81
63.25: bulls. s4.75 down; vealers active
mostly soc higher; good and choice, $50
M6.50: lower grades, $3.50 downward
mostly 81 and below. Sheep-Receipts
1900; better grade eve and wether lambs
S. IS; one double descS choiSe' "a BOUNDS
bid SO: bucks S66750; thrWouts, s5Ge;
skips downward TO So; fat ewes, Sl62:
best lightYeights cuotable $3.50.
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BU United Press

CHICAGO, July -Eggs-Market. firm:
receipts, ,437 cases; extra flrsts, 18c;
nrSts, !ac; curren receipts. 14Q15c; sec
ceipts 1878 tubs: extras. 23c; extra firsts
2222@@o22221ac; frsts. 2o5s@211zc: seconds IS
ket, firm; receipts, / car; fowls 1916.
springers, 30@33c; Leghorns. 13c: ducks
1 1870 11Sc; geese. nc; turkeys 15@i8
ers (under Q lbs.). 26@29c: I,eghorn broii-
ers, 19g22c: Cheese-Twins, 1884 @I3c:
young Americas, 1914 @1SKc. Potatoes
On track, 81; arrivals, 20: Shipments
LISP; market, firm; Oklahoma and AZ
kansas sacked triumphs, $225M23S: Vir-
ginia, barrels, CobblerS. $3I0@3I5.
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Births


hospital.
Owens and Ruth Graves. 1902 Sheldon
hospital
John and Emma Dodds. Methodist hos
William and Mildred Baxter. Methodist
hospital. NA0V
Boys
Bradley -'0i vi
Peter and Alice Reuter- 22os Morton
James and Antanette Lotus, st. Vim
cents hospital WI
hospital w '4440eA4'
Oscar and Caroline Hanson. Methodist
Arthur and Marguerite Brockman.
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SaIeSwoman Uses Plane

Using an airplane to "get there
drst" and obtain orders ahead of
statesmen using slower transporta-
ton, Miss Jeanette Lempke, Bay
City (Mich) Saleswoman, visited
indianapolis Thursday.
Flying here in her Great Lakes
biplane which she left at Hoosier
airport, Miss Lempke made num-
Der of business calls. She left to-
day for Greensboro, KY.
She has been flying about two
years and holds limited CONNER
cial pilots license.
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Death Notices

BESSE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mother Of
Mrs. Mildred Cartwright. $50 North Me-
ridian street. Indianapolis. and Albert
Thompson OF Waukegan. Ill, passed away
JOHNSON. g MoNTGoME FUNERAL
HOME. 1922 North Meridian. Saturday
at 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Me-
mortal park.
CRONIN. THOAfAS-Brother of Cornelius
Cronin, and Mrs. Catherine Rockford died
Thursday July 9. Funeral Sunday. July
IL. l p. m. at the J. j. BLACKWELL &
SON, FUNERAL PARLORS, 926 North
Capitol Ave. Services at st. Benard's
church, Charlottesville, Ind, 2:30 p. m.
EDEN, MABEL. C.-Wife of Charlton Eden
daughter OF Mrs. Lydia A. Wilson, sister
Of Jessie B. and Anna F. Pierce. and
Horace M. Rigg Of Indianapolis, and Earl
10. at the residence. 1882 West Thirty
second st. Services at the FLANNER 81
BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Monday, 2
p. m. Friends invited Burial Grown Hill
cemetery. Friends may call at the
mortuary after noon Saturday.
GISH. HELEN-Wife- of John B. Gish,
passed away Thursday eve. Funeral at
the residence. 1893 Blaine ave-. Monday
July ID. $3.50 a. m. 8 a. m. at Assump-
ton church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery.
Friends invited.
NIASTERsON. GEORGE F-Age As years,
brother Of Courtney, Vincent L. and Basil
J: Masterson. Mary Emma Schubert and
Mrs Charles II. Gordon. passed away
Funeral from the residence, Minnesota
street and Lynhurst drive. Funeral notice
later. For information friends may call
FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME. Ia. 1885.
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Deaths

Stephen NJ Crawford. rs, 2s4s Kenwood
hypostatic pneumonia.
=, Margaret Besse,. 20. GAIL Broadway
Nancy Clara Worsham. 8 days, 1871.
Lobar pneumonia
Mary Kiernan, 81. s42 West Vermont
gastric hemorrhage.
George Peter Kern. II, 1922 Reid Place
arterio ScleroSis
Martha Overton. 10, 1925 Martindale
acute military tuberculosis.
Justine G. Smith. 49, 1927 North Talbot
cardio vascular renal diSeaSe
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Other Livestock
Bu United Press

sale. 100: active to all interests. i0@i5c
over Thursdays close: bulk desirable, 1907
2l0 lbs. $81568.25; 230-25O lbs, 1900
as. so. CattIe-Receipts IT'S: cows and
bulls. steady to Csc higher. cutter cows,
Sl.75G3-25; fat bulls. $3.50; common
around $3.50. CalveS-ReceiptS, $50; veal
ers active. fully soc higher. good to
choice, mostly SO. so: common and medium,
S6.50qS. Sheep-Receipts. 200: lambs, I'M
evenly higher. odd sales up 2565oc: near
choice: $685. medium kinds. $3.50; throw
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. July o.-Hogs-Receipts.
or around SSGS.15 on 160-230 lbs, offer
ingS; 100000 lbs. sorts. s7.50@7.T5, ac-
cording to weight and quality: pigs. SITS:
rough Sows. S5.25: higher in instances.
Cattle-ReceiptS, rs: around steady: good
l.154-lb. dry fed steers. SIPS: low cutter
400: vealers. strong to soc higher again
better grades upwards to S9506l0. me-
dunn. $T.5045: heavy extra kinds $7M8;
little as low as $780, Sheep-Receipts.
400: lambs. 2565oc higher: medium to good
quality. SeM8.75: offerings, considered;
choice S9. 90; sheep. sharing advance; most
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BIZ United Press

score, 2O@22c; common score discounted,
GFg SC paging stock No. !, 18c: No. 2, 15c:
higher. cases included: extra firsts, zoe:
hrSts, lac: seconds. 12c: nearby uneraded'
sell only at heavy discount: fowls lbs.
ana over. 191ac: lbs. and over. tic: 8
IDS; ap nd. over, lSc; Leghorns; 3 lbs. and
I ID. and over 22c: 1la lbs. and over
26c; lbs. and over. sO1%c; fryers. 8 lbs.
LI,eghorn broilers l ID. and over. zoe; ~
lbs and over. 22c: 2 lbs. and over. Csc;
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COLEMAN & COLEMAN
sHERIFF,s SALE

June %. 1881. s''N Oh Mari SI2s County 7
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NAB GYPSY KING PAL
Suspect Pair of Completely in
Chicago BOmbings.

00 OHtttN 700
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, July 10.
Two gypsies, one of whom is Tine
Bimbo, Self-appointed king of 300,-
900 vagabonds in the United States,
were being held here today for Chi
cago authorities who suspect them
of completely in several bombings.
The other was Pete Tene, %, re-
puted accomplice of BimbO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-10
By United Press

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$3.50; bulk I60-23O lbs. $765G775: S46.
~ ~ 1o 56S. $T2SS@7 IS; few 27o-28o lbs.
S4:5o@5. IS; Cattle-Receipts. 500: ca 9iTws'
receipts 600; market. Vealers 50Sp75c
nIgner at S.. rs; other classes fairly active
lev loads native steers. s7.l0: top 6sO-lb
e eeeiieTs' s8.25; top medium bulls. $4.25
tiye. mostly Csc higher; bulk LAMBS inDS s 7So
a;z5; bucks. S6@6.25: throwouts. "a:
clppeQ ewes. So down w.