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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-29

John Pipkin. proprietor or he
Hicks Rubber Co.. Inc, Brownsville
store. h@s returned from Dayton.
Ohio. where he attended a meeting
OF branch managers or the ayton
Rubber company.
The trip was made 10 Cleveland
and return via the American Air
WAYS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-29
Einstein Coming Back

BERLIN. Sept. %. R1-Prof. Albert
Einstein, accompanied by Frau Elm
stein. Is going to the u. s. for the
second time TO continue his scientif-
&c studies at Mt. Wilson observatory
He already has booked passage but
refuses to name the date OF sailing
or the ship because he does not wish
his visit interfered with.
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Actress Killed AS
Train Hits Sedan

HOLLYWOOD. Calf. Sept. 20.
R-Virginia Doyle. "a. film actress
employed by the Warner Brothers.
First National studios. was killed
early today In a collision OF the
large sedan she was driving and an
electric freight train near Cahuen-
ga Pass. north OF here.
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A TAKES w

MESQUITE. Tex. Sept. %. R1-
III. M. Guynes. s.. Mesquite farmer.
and his son. Oliver Grynes. 43.
we're killed yesterday when a
freight train struck the truck In
which they were riding at q grade
crossing.
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Jury TRIAL

A divorce suit Involving commu-
nifty property was being tried be-
fore a jury Tuesday In the criminal
district court This IS the first jury
divorce case tried Ut the present
term
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-29

The senate voted to rescind its or
iginal sine die resolution substi-
tuting 1t with one calling for the
session to end at the same hour Fri
day.
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H WEATHER

ror DroWnsviIle and the Valley:
Fair Tuesday night: Wednesday
partly cloudy: not much change IN
temperature. Light to moderate
northeast to east winds or the west
coast.
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SWINE MARKET
SHOWS uneven.
TRADING RANCE
Cattle and Calves Strong to
Higher; Sheep Sell
Up.

Hogs were slightly irregular this
morning at the city stockyards,
prices ranging from steady to 5
cents higher to 10 cents lower.
Light hogs were up cents with
others steady. Underweights showed
a decline of 10 cents. The bulk, lao
to 300 pounds, sold for S710 to
$770; early top holding at $7.70.
Receipts were estimated at 5000:
holdovers were 100.
Light steers and yearling heifers
held steady to 25 cents up in the
cattle market; other classes little
changed. Weighty steers moved
slowly. Receipts were 1000. Veal
ers sold off so cents, ranging from
So down. Calf receipts were 900.
Lambs were active, selling higher
on some classes with all grades
showing strength. Eve and wether
lambs sold mostly at So to $9.15;
few small lots making top Of $8.75.
The bulk sold at 81 to $3.50. Re
ceipts were $500.
Chicago hog receipts were 1900,
including 1000 direct. FIoldovers,
1000 Market slow, with asking
around steady at Mondays aver
age, while early sales and bids held
steady to 10 cents lower. Hogs
weighing from 100 to 21O pounds
were bid $7.40 to $3.50, with early
top holding at $3.50.
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DOw-JOneS
Summary

otis Elevator six months June 30, net
Income 50 85a sos after charges 49, -
taxes. against S3,l94.4sS in nrst han u
1890.
Daily average crude oil production In
United states in week Of July H.
totaled a.5Ss, $50. an increase OF $685.
barrels over preceding week, according
to Oil and Gas Journal
New York cables opened IN Lo oTOio at at
4.S6 e-16: Paris, checks, 123.I5; Amster-
dam i2.O47: Italy, $685. Berlin. 2250.
Sugar melt of fourteen United States
rehners from Jan. l to July 4lsz 6 10 so
1880 Deliveries 100000 long tons,
against 2.23J.0oo.
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
in tyentv-four weeks ended June 20, 1881,
earned SIPS a common snare. against II
cents in six months ended June 80. 1880.
Great Lakes regional advisory board
estimates freight car requirements for
third quarter to be 472,96S cars. against
59s,44S cars in the 1890 period.
United Founders consolidated asset value
Share s. re- I on June So i93I. was s7S1 share
and on May 81. 1880. was s2l.l4 COM
mon share.
Net loss of St. Joseph Lead c9 985D n
after depreciation. depletion and minority
INTEREST," against profit before federal taxes
of ST ,3O7, GAL in first five months OF 1880.
MacMarr Stores, Inc. declared divi-
dend of is % cents on common stock,
PAYABLE Aug. /. of record July 20.
Insuranshares Corporation Of Delaware
net asset value s2o1S share on June 20.
1881.
Josejh T. Ryerson & Son declared two
quarterly dividends of 80 cents each.
placing stock on S1.20 annual basis,
against So previously. Dividends pay
able Aug. and Nov. 1. of record July
% and Oct. 10 respectively.
Final dividend Of per cent for 1880
declared in May By Royal Dutch Company
Dividend payable Aug. of record July %.
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BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, July 14.-Prices
drifted lower on the Stock Exchange
today with early trading dull.
American Can met considerable
pressure and went to 104, off 214
points. Steel common which had
advanced to 96A, fell back until il
touched 94A, off IA, around noon
Losses ranging from l to points
were made by Eastman Kodak
Case, General Electric, International
Telephone. American Telephone
Western Union and Consolidated
Gas.
Copper shares reacted fractions
TO more than point. Copper metal
for domestic shipment Is now quoted
at IA cents pound, equaling the
lowest rate for all time touched
shortly before the Hoover mora
forum plan was announced. Ana
conda dipped to 235s, off Ia; Amer
lean Smelling 31la, off l, and Ken
necott to 177s, off g..
Trading volume failed to pick up.
Aside from American Can there
was no particular pressure.
The London Stock Exchange
Armed up and closed irregular with
American stocks making a good
showing. The Berlin Bourse will
remain closed until Thursday on
which day the German banks also
ara scheduled tn re0Dpn The Paris
Bourse was closed today.
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FUTURESMAK
GOOD GAINS ON
FOREIGN NEWS
Strength at Liverpool Short
Covering Aids All
Options.
BY HAROLD E. RATNVIILE
United Press STAFF Correspondent

CHICAGO, July Strength
at Liverpool encouraged a natural
reaction on the Board of Trade to-
day and prices scored a good frac-
tional gain at the opening. Liver
pool had a better demand owing
to the recent declines and shorts
covered.
There was scattered buying mere
and little pressure early, due to the
prevailing low prices. Corn was
firm, but December was inclined to
drag. Oats were firm with the
other grains. Trade was rather
slow in all pits.
New Wheat Received
At the opening wheat was I'M
changed to Is cent higher, corn
was Is to Is cent higher and oats
were Is to IS cent up. Provisions
were firm.
Liverpool was about as expected
today, q cent to q cent higher sd
mid-afternoon. Prices are now log-
er than many traders in the pits
have ever seen. There is nothiS
w oN1AAA0A0bC bhy Liz ObAASI l1ldI1 1OE
fractional profits so long as the
hedging pressure continues in VOL
ume. This should diminish in two
or three weeks and the market then
may respond more readily to buy
ing.
Over 5000 cars of new wheat were
received Monday, but reports from
the southwest state that farmers
are holding back grain wherever
possible.
Spreading Is Factor
A liberal percentage of Mondays
trade was spreading between Chi
cago and Winnipeg, the latter be-
ing sold.
Weather and crop reports on corn
are favorable, with more than suf-
ficient moisture at most points.
Sentiment is bearish, although there
are claims that prices are so low
that traders are afraid to press the
market. The shipping demand has
failed to pick up as yet, but July
remains tight.
Oats lacked support early Mon
day, but cash houses came to the
aid of the market later and there
was a rally with corn.
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Deaths

Louis Albert Browne. 65. s26 East Thir-
tY-seventh. general carcinoma.
Martin McGun. 70. 1915 Broadway, hy-
poStatic pneumonia
Paul Thomas Jackson. 4. Riley hos
Dital. pulmonary oedema.
June Lillian Lieske, ~. SIT Livingston.
carcinoma.
John p. Boston. SO. 1929 North sher-
man, chronic eardio renal disease.
Alice Z. Armstrong. 70, Christian hos
pital. cerebral hemorrhage.
Jessie NJ. Duncan. 20. city hospital. bron-
Eho pneumonia.
Rose Marie Thomas !. 2s47 Boulevard
place pulmonary tuberculosis.
> Dollie Nav Brown. 81. 525 South Trow-
bridge. chronic myocarditis
Mary Reid Wilder, So. Methodist hos
pital. myocarditis.
Alonzo Charles Gardener. 70. 81 South
Ritter. chronic myocarditis.
Bessie Abston. 40. Central Indiana hos
pital pulmonary tuberculosis.
Minerva v. Coleman. 81. 246 West Maple
Road. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Madge Foreman. 81. city hospital. hy-
molyttc 1aundice.
n1onary tuberculosis
Max Light /. Riley hospital tuberculosis
tneningitis.
~ pneumonia.
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By United Press


CINCINNATI, july I4-Hoes- Paceints
100; holdoyer none; moderately ACTIVE
MagoS Sly steady; better grade. 170-24O lbs
$76O07s 80; mostly $3.50 on 225 lbs. down own:
PIE $7.l0q7 $50; 2so-S1o lbs. S6.7567; iSo-
10y 10y iSsj largely S7.25; sows mostly 81 So;
4 S35S'"e rs9tio up to $4.75: heayieS. $40
generally steady; common and medium
steers and heiferS largely $506.75: some
weight fed grassers upward to ss2s. H nos1
pee peer COWS. s3;75g4:75;, low cutters and
SSS c b,c fSows' S2@35oi bulls strong; spots
uhpeyenly steady to soc higher; good andd
Sn9oGe largely s15O@s:5O: selected light
down, Sheep-Receipts. 1000: fairly i sc.
1--WE; better grade eve and wether lambs
I donS,G steady, s8@s; largely $3.50 up: one
lambs. $6Q75o; most throw outs. s5Gs,
S IssP steady: fat ewes. s1.5oG2; light.
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CATTLE slaughter Glass;

CALVES AND VLALEkS
Receipts. 900; market, steady.
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BELL SYSTEM INCOME
SHOWS SLIGHT DROP
Six Months Net Per Share Is $4.S9,
Against Previous $5.72.

A net loss of approximately 10O,-
900 telephones, or two-thirds of
per cent Of those in service was re-
corded by the Bell Telephone Sys-
tenn for the first six months Of 1881,
report of the president, Walter S.
Clifford, showed today.
The number of long distance calls
handled decreased 8 per cent from
the same period in 1890 and the
total telephone revenues were about
l per cent below last years level
The number of stockholders in the
company increased $4,000 since Jan.
1, 1881, the total being approx
mately 100000 on July IS.
Net income per share for the first
six months of 1881 was $489, COM
pared with $5.72 for the same period
in 1890.
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Final dividend Of 7 per cent for 1880
declared in Nav by Royal Dutch Company
is equal to $685. cents on each share.
Dividend payable Aug. 4 Of record July o.,
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Chicago Stocks Opening
(py James T. Hamill & 60
Births


Dewey and Eva Blum, 604 Buchanan.
william and Neva Jordan, 1917 Holloway.
Sam and Angelina Yeftich, $3.50 West
Karl and Luile Muszar, Methodist hos
George and Helen Daley. Methodist
cieisnd and Vivian Cook. Methodist hos
John and Lucille Lowery, Methodist hos
Roy and vertha Geider. Methodist hos
! Paul and Elizabeth Hickey. St. vincent's
Robert and Kathleen Kelly. st. vincent's
Patrick and Gladys Hardesty, St. Vim
cents hospital.
James and Thelma williams, 2slo School.
Ralph and Bessie Storms, city hospital
Everette and Elsie Allen. city hospital.
hospital.
- Prank and Marion Grey. city hospital.
Robert and Crystal Elsbury. city hospital.
Oliver and May Patterson. city hospital.
Sylvester and Thelma Hughes, city hos
Rudolph and May Dininger. Christian
LLOYD and Eta Brimberry. 1915 Ralston.
- James and Leona Bisehof, 1901 West
Evan and Althea Jones, zoos Ralston.
George and Flossie Lucid 1854 Blaine.
irwin and Helen wissen. 1908 Finley.
Joseph and Gertrude Curtis. Methodist
hospital
Ray
Carl and Faye Macy. $50 North Tibbs
Hugh and Cioldie Whitley 1923 Shelby.
Harold and Eveline Sims. 1884 East
Kelly.
Lester and Mildred williams. 1885
Spann
Thomas and Marsle Carter. 277s High
land place.
Henry and Alice wiles. city hospital.
Orlan and ESley Miller. city hospital
Charles and Maybelle Sanders. city hos
pital.
Garfield and Moilie Green, city hospital.
Uben and Anna Thompson. city hospital
Barton and Lorene Winsdor, city hos
pital.
Samuel and Cleo Hancock city hospital.
Ernest and Glenna Cohen. city hospital,
Lowell and Norva Rhodehamel, Christian
hospital.
Frank and Mildred Montgomery, Chris
tian hospital
Frank and Gladys Springer. 1925 Finley.
Aimore.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

s:ss? 3 Is. Ss5sg
u.s. so s'ss?95SS ss6.ss 910 6s.
$780, $685. Da pkS .gg ht lights 70
lights. 1916 lbs. good and choice ss715
a. $3.50; lightTSeiggihts, 10000 lbs, good
hea7yweghts. 25os5 $50 'ib bS soo tdp ana and
choice. S5:65@7.35; packing ~soWs, 275-500
PIGS 1850 6s g s5:p ana ana s ehogoe
$6;50Q7l5. Cattle-Receipts. 1000; calves
1000: edge. of general market. but best
mostly steady: demand continues broadest
lot light cattlei all grades continue to get
f faIIYy :, wide outlet up to So paid for
TOP S. With Best Se WegRfty RBT ufocfs
1925; bulk of run sold. but Killers i bear.
cattle and TsaersE Steers e0S soogoo bs
good and choice. .$7.75@s; COOL, 100 lbs.
g eood a and cbboce 77S9@9 1921 s00 lbs
good and choice. $S.75@8.25; COOL 800 lbs
ceo cor mo- and medium. $s.50@7.25; heifers,
and E medu and faGlc aa
dunn. $3;5O@4:75; low cutter and cutter
Guided GOOD and cho aSsS beGyf eass422g
l led good and choice. $780, me sdaiEaTS
S; stock and feeder cattle: Steers, 50o-f. go
a aPs g @ediu and chGi ss s5575@ common
ceipts 1906 most Gases s steadRS to
strong; native lambs shade higher in in
SEatHiceS' Taangers unsold, good and choice
city butchers and yard traders; sIau9hter
sheep and lambs: lambs. 90 lbs. down. good
ana all Gaiohta $775@885; medium. s6@775;
I 159 lbs medium to choice. s2@3.75; all
ffsse9dsi 1g lambs. 5o-75 lbs, good and choice
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Marriane Licenses

Ralph .Logston, %. Y North Arsenal
avenue, shop worker and Bernice Deener,
81. of 1909 Park avenue, factory worker.
Jack Manning. %, Of 1867 Madison ave-
nue.. printer. and Helen Rogers. 20. of 212
Leslie. Champer. %, of r. R. 7. Box 2e5,
farmer, and Ernestine Jennings. 90, OF
6420 Ferguson street. telephone operator.
svlvania street. physician, and Frances 8.
McMath 80, Of 1920. Pickwick place.
Austin. Is, of 1843 Roosevelt avenue,
Louis ]. Bruder. %. of so1s West Tenth
street, press feeder. and Lena G. Bronner,
"a. of 3019 West Tenth street.
Norman H. Hancock. 10. haywood,
grocer. and Addie G.. Kinsey. IT, of R. r.
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By United Press

CLEVELAND, July 4-Hogs-Receipts,
1900; holdover, none; steady with Mon
days best prices, 1O615c over low sales;
top, $3.50 on 160-230-lb. sorts; pigs $3.50;
kinds, $7.15@Z25. Cattle-Receipts, 200;
active, COWS and bulls predominating
latter kind higher than on Mondays soc
IS; low cutter to good cows, $2@4.75; bulk
$2.50@4.50; calves, receipts. 900; nearly
steady to weak, spots SOC lower; bulk SO. so
down; only odd head above $40; common
to medium largely $7@8.5O. Sheep-9OO;
lambs, dull; unevenly lower; bulk $3.50
downward only odd head SO; common to
medium, S5.50@6.50; sheep, steady.
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NAMED TO LEGION POST
Raymond Demaree Appointed Judge
Advocate Of Strayer Post.

Raymond Demaree, attorney, has
been appointed judge advocate Of
Frank T. Strayer post, Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, by Ralph R. Center
post commander.
The annual post picnic will be
held Sunday in Eaton's picnic
grounds near New Bethel, Ind. More
than 200 are expected to attend.
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STOCK ISSUE is SOUGHT
insult Utility Seeks 100000 for
Refinancing Operations.

Permission to issue 100000
worth of stock was asked the pub
lie service commission today by the
Northern Indiana Public Service
Company, insult utility unit. The
money will be used to refinance the
treasury of the company on expen-
ditureS in generating plant in the
Chicago area.
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Other Livestock
Bn United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS, July 14-Hogs-Re
ceipts, 1900; market, steady with Mon
days average; top, $565; most 16o-S &c
I0O-150 lbs, SIPS: sows, $45O@5. SO. Cattle
Receipts, 1000; calves, receipts, 1000;
market, slow on all classes; yealers. Csc
higher at 1925; early sales other classes
about steady; top. $10.24; yearlings, steers.
$3.50; top medium bulls, S4.25. Sheep
Receipts, $500; market. asking SOC higher
for lambs; few bids strong to 25c higher
at S750M7.75.
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By United Press

EAST BUFFALO, n. 2, July 14-Hoes-
9esira6le: 13o-2lo lbs, sS@51o; 24o-25o
!os.. $3.50; nothing done on sows; bidding
Sharply lower. Cattle-Receipts, IS; cows.
nomlnauy steady; calves, receipts 200:
VeaierS, slow, weak to SOC lower; good to
cnoice, SS.7599.5o; common and medium.
S6.504S- Sheep-ReceiptS, 1000: LAMBS
slow; better grade about steady. others
weak to 25c lower, quality plain. mixed
offerings, including bucks, So; bid. SCI 5o
sheep, steady. -'
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The City
in Brief

WEDNESDAY EVENTS
Purdue Alumni Association. luncheon,
Kiwanis Club, luncheon. Cfavpool.
Lions Club, luncheon, Lincoln.
nlnt Club, luncheon, Board Of Trade.
mutual Insurance Association, lunch
con. Columbia Club.
Eli Lily & Co. Mooney Mueller
Ward Company and Keifer- Stewart
Company entertained eighty-four
students who are taking state ex-
aminations to become registered
pharmacists, at the SEVERN Mon
day night with a dinner.
Speakers Forum held its last
meeting Of the season Monday
night at the home of w. N. South,
president, 81 South Bolton avenue.
Meetings will be resumed in Oc-
tober.
A benefit organ recital viii be
given tonight by Miss Fred NJ. Hart,
graduate of De Paw school of
music, at the Edwin Ray NJ. E.
church.
DIR. S. S. Huebner of the Wharton
school Of finance, University Of
Pennsylvania, addressed members
of the Indianapolis Association of
Life Underwriters Monday night at
the indianapolis Athletic Club.
Program at the weekly luncheon
of the Lions Club of indianapolis
at the Lincoln Wednesday will be
in charge of w. H. Archer.
Kiwanis Club Of indianapolis, at
its weekly luncheon Wednesday in
the Claypool, will hear Municipal
Judge Thomas E. Garvin on when
I Was Champion of Shawneetown. !"
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Bv Tnited preee

.od PITTSBURGH. July Hogs-Receipts.
S9V; market mostly steady; 150-21O lbs
SS9SS4 810; 220-250 lbs. $T25@T75: 100,
C $50 lbs. s75o@7;S5; packing sows, s4G5.
ta.IlieGIheceipts, %; market, steady; heavy
70 meolum, $2.75Q4. CalveS-ReceiptS. i25.
market, steady; BETTER grade vealers, S7S
e. common grade medium, $4.6O66. so.
Sn.eseP-ReceiptS, 500; market, steady:
Dettsr grade lambs, $S25@9; medium
grade. SS.7S@6.75; good wether up to $3.50.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. M:
West southwest wind, II miles an
hour; temperature, SO; barometric
pressure, 1902 at sea level; ceiling.
unlimited; visibility, miles; field,
good.
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BuiIdinu Permits

Feeeral Electric Company. sign. IS Monu-
Federal Electric Comuanv SIGN f6n2
Central. $3.50 -SS'
N; z. Hinkle, tank and pumps. 42s East
V. c. Doughertv. dwelling and garage.
982 North Campbell $4,000,
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FIRE SIREN IS BURNED
Destroyed While Blaze in Different
Part of Town Is Fought.
By United Press

By Unltcd Press
HOOPESTON, ILL.,, July IA
Hoopeston's fancy new fire siren,
atop five-story business building,
went up in smoke today while all
Of Hoopeston's f1remen were busy
fighting another blaze which de-
stroyed large barn Of the Illinois
Canning Company.
Damage in cash was $4,000: and
damage to the pride of Hoopeston's
f1remen were irreparable.
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By United Press

FIT, WAYNE, July 14-Hogs-Market
SStssoad T u hoo-l!9 lbs 81 14O lbs. s7oi5
5S SS-1s Ss l3Si 4 8Go 1920 lbs $3.50 200
i - 81 s5Io 26o-28o lbs. $3.50: 10000 lbs
$3.50: So0-325 lbs. $780, 325-S50 lbs. sS's5:
I I0ugns' Sai2o: stays. SS.25: calves. Ss;
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BIZ United Preaa

La, July 14-Hogs-Market.
SS ooaS]yo To- SC higher 10000 lbs S745
gao lbs S7;25; 240-26o lbs, Sis; S6o-28o
y s5s H. 81 ao 2se O. lbs ses5 sOo525 ibss,
l00-l2o lbs. S6.75: roughs. s4.7S 6own
top calves. $3.50; top lambs. 81.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO. July fS.-Hoes-Recaints ON.
market l00l5c lower; heavies. S. 50Si
Ss soo: MEDIUMS. SIC rs; Workers. $3.50
light; amrket strong. csIyes-Receip3t e.
hgth; market strong. Sheep-Receipts
light: market steady.
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. July 4-Butter-Extrss
ZIG: standard. 27l3c; market steady. Eggs
Extras, zoe: firSts, 16lac: market firm.
PPSoultry-Heayy fowls. 2o@21c; medium,
broilers. 25@30c; Leghorn broilers, no
ZIG; ducks, 15@22c; old cocks. 12c; geese.
10m13c; market firm. Potatoes-Virginia
copblerS,. cloth top stave barrel, best $26O
OATS; few $3.50 F
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STOCK SHARES
] MOVE DOWN IN
SLOW SESSION
Steel Fails to Hold Early
Gains; Volume Sinks
on Decline.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industrials for Mon
dav was 1872 10. of las. Average Of
8ee OF twenty utilities was $40. of 60.
Average OF forty bonds was 95.o3. Of 90.
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BIZ United Preaa

CHICAGO, July Eggs-Market. firm;
receipts, l2,102 cases; extra firsts, 1910:
firsts, 1s1ac; current receipts. i401612c;
seconds, l355c. Butter-Market steady
receipts 1897 tubs extras, 23c; extra
frstS. 22q221ac; hrsts. 201a G211ac; seconds
le@191ac; standards, 23Nc. Poultry-Mar-
ket, nrn1; receipts car. fowls. 19c; spring.
geese. 12c turkeys. 15@18c; ROSTERS, I2c;
6roilers q lbs). 24@27c; broilers (under
lbs 23@25c; Leghorn broilers. 19h@21c
Cheeseo-TWinS, 1224@13c; Young Amer
icas, 1914 Ql312c. Potatoes-On track 325;
arrivals, ISL; shipments. 1854: market
steady to slightly weaker; Missouri
SSoDpIers, 81 .5oml 80; Southern Triumphs
SIG 20 Virginia sacked cobblers, 81 700
LIS, barrels. 81. 606n2.65; east shore Vir-
ginia barrels, $2.75@2s0,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-14
(By Gibson & Bernard)
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