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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-09
New York Bank Stocks
(By Thomson g. McKinnonl
.Ivly g.
Births

Gentry and Lille Burris, 22ol HoveY.
James and Jane Crawford. 338 Drexel.
Wesley and Helen Harvey, 1929 st.
Isaac and Erma Thurman. 1T Arch.
Willard and Martha King, 1906 East
Jessie and sadie jenkins. city hospital.
Henderson and Louise Moore, city hos
Howard and Margaret Gordon. city hos
Cioy and Ruth Hissong. 5l44 winthrop.
Howard and Lucretia Shelley. 1s49
Don and Elenora Elliott. 2O2 South
Riley.
Herman and Thelma Maxey. 1450 Col
John and Mary Smith. 424 Hiawatha.
Daniel and Benedictine Esther. 1914
Thomas and winifred Jordan. 2s4
Eliza and Pearl Robinson, 2ols Hovey.
Jewell and Blanche Hinton, city hos
Clarence and Beatrice Graham. city hos
pital.
pitai.
Jack and Helen Lovelace 1909 College.
Louis and Violet Neer, Methodist hos
George and Leona Byrd. 1904 Ralston.
Kenneth and Vivian Nield. &c North
Asa and Alice weibert. 2IOs East Forty
sixth.
Kenneth and Faye Bennett city hospital.
Pred and Grace skiels. city hospital boy
and girl.
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Mr.. Fixit--Clyde street, 500 east,
between Brookville road and English
avenue is badly in need of cinders.
A. E. G..
This complaint has been referred to
Street Commissioner W. H. Winship for
investigation.
Mr.. Fixit-The water company
tore a large hole in the street at
Ray and West streets which should
be repaired. M. S. and j. T.
City Engineer A. H. Moore has prom
Used to investigate this condition and
take such steps as are necessary to
remedy it.
Mr.. Fixit-Will you please save me
from a nervous breakdown caused
by a delivery boy from grocery at
who passes our house and
goes around the corner on one
wheel until I hold my breath?
Please help me to breathe longer.
MRS. M.
Your complaint has been referred to
Police Chief Mike Morrissey for investi-
CATION.
Mr.. Fixit-South State avenue,
from Raymond street to the Belt, is
in deplorable condition and should
be garded and oiled. ]. M.
Street Commissioner w. Fl. Winship
has promised to investigate conditions
and to remedy the situation if possible.
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United States Leather Company adj
vances sole leather prices 2 cents a pound
Prices up about Is per cent in three
weeks.
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Nash Motors declared a regular quar-
terly dividend of 81. payable Aug. /. Of
record July 90. Earned as cents a share
previous quarter and Il cents in May,
$780, quarter. Six months Sc cents
share. against $1.36 in like period of 1890.
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U. S. TOURISTS SPENT
\ HUGE SUM IN CANADA

$266,OOO,0OO Total for 1890; Auto
Traffic to Dominion Also Large.
En- United Press
WASHINGTON, July eff all
the automobiles driven into Canada
by United States tourists during
1880 were laid end to end, they
would tie up traffic for 1858 miles.
This was learned tday from a
survey completed by the United
States department of commerce.
That between the United States
and Canada, says the report, lin
wolves a larger total expenditure
than that between any other two
countries in the world" y
United States visitors to Canada,
it is estimated, spent more than
$266, 100000.
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For four years
Elizabeth Robear
Rockhill, 9, of BOT
Villa avenue, never
has b e e n absent
from her classes,
and ever was
tardy, not We n
once.
Eliza b e tn at
tends School 20
and now is in the
5B.
Her mother is
Mrs. r. D. Rock
hill, who has had
considerable to do
with Elizabeth be-
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Deaths

James Edward Lawrence. 50. 1890 Castle.
Eoronary thrombosis
Nancy A. Miller. &C. Central Indiana hos
Dital. chronic enterocolftis
Henry Burdick. rs. Methodist hospital.
general tuberculosis.
Donald ID Denis. 40, Hotel Edwards
hcute dilatatioG Of heart.
Robert Hainss. 5. Riley hospital. en-
Robert 7. Helton. IS. Methodist hos
pital. appendicitis.
Martha webb. Is. Orphans Home. me-
William J. Fields. IS sss Harrison,
chronic nephritis.
Homer Jones IS. 245 West Maple
Road. aEterioSclerosls.
Edgar H. THOMPSON SO. 1870 North
Leroy Mvpoweil 60. city hospital cere-
!. carl DsideT. 81 Methodist hospital peri.
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RULE ON PARK PROJECT
Delegation Hears Park Board Yer
dict on Drive Acquisition.

In event the city acquires a plot
OF more than twenty acres for park
purposes on West Riverside park
way drive it will not be made into
a Negro park, the park board told
delegations Of west side civic associa-
lions today. However, the board
informed the demonstrators, no &C
ton has been planned yet for acoui-
sition of the property.
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By United Press


CINCINNAT1. o. July e.--Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1000; heldover. none: active. strong
TO 15c higheT. mostly loo higher; better
on around 225 lbs. down: some 250-S75 lbs.
SS7:25Q 7.60:, 300 lbs. around. S7: i20-i60
lbs. largely SIPS; light and medium
weights downward to 81. Cattle-Receipts,
goo; calves. ESQ: steers and heifers. Drac-
evenly higher on these: a few small lots
OF common to medium grasSers, S5m6.50:
a sprinkling up to $3.50: all cows, strong
TO Csc higher: spots up more on beef
cows at s3.75@4.75; bulk low cutters and
cutters; S2q3.25: bulls Csc to soc higher,
S3.5O@4.5o: top. ,S4.75: .vealers. opened soc
grades generally s7G8: lower grades. Sc. SO
down. Sheep-Receipts. 1900: lambs.
wether lambs. $S68.50 one deck of choice
79 pounds So: throwouts steady to strong,
s596: buck lambs. S6G7; sheep. strong,
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BY ELMER @. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, July 9.-The stock
market moved in narrow range to-
= day with business on a small SS2Ia'
The list firmed up around the
end of the first hour on more O.
couraging German news. Hans
Luther, president of the Reichs-
bank, arrived in London, where it
was reported he was to negotiate
q large loan to tide over German
finances in the present difficulty.
Reichsbank Improves
The Reichsbank report for the
week ended June showed a
marked improvement as compared
with the previous week, and good
showing was made by the Bank of
England and the Bank of France.
The Spanish banking situation was
reported improved, with the larger
banks helping out the smaller in
Etitutions in difficulty.
Steel common held around the
previous close of 961s after touch
ing a low of 952s. American Can
also recovered an early loss and
pCner leadlng mduStrlalS were hold
ing at or slightly above Wednes-
nay nights closing levels.
Fox Film Sold
Selling went ahead in Fox Film
"A, on a poor first quarter earnings
report. General Motors moved up
on its June sales increase; Dupont,
largest General Motors stakeholder
rose fractionally.
Utility shares made fractional
gains under the lead of Consolidated
Gas. Railroad shares rose on an
increase in car loadings. Oils held
fairly despite price reductions. Cop
pers sagged off on cut in the metal
to 8 cents a pound "Wednesday.
Anaconda lost nearly point to
251s.
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Bank of France statement as OF July
shows gold 56.22S. 900, 600 francs, against
56,425, 100000 on June 26i circulation
7S,6O9. 100000, against 1921, 900, 600, and
ratio 56.47 per cent. against 56.O7 per
cent.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country run)-Loss Off delivered in
Indianapolis, 12c: henery quality. No. /.
lac: No. 2. &c.
Poultry buying pricesl-Hens weighing
lbs. or over. l6c: under lbs, l5c Leg
horn hens. 12c: 1880 broiiers. full ieathered
2 lbs. and up. csc: under 2 lbs. zoe: bare
back. l2c: Leghorn broilers. 18c: ducks &C:
old cocks. sQec: ducks. full feathered. fat
whites. &c: geese. &C. These prices are
for No. / top quality. quoted by Kingan
Butter Cwholesale)-No. /. 27G2sc: No.
2 25M26c
Butterfat-24c.
Cheese (wholesale selling price per
FAC; Wisconsin f1rsts. 17iac: Longhorns
TIC: LonghornS, l71ac: New York linn
berger. soc.
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Hurley Delays His Trim

By united Press
WASHINGTON, July e.-Patrick
]. Hurley, secretary of war, who had
intended to sail for the Philippines
July Is from Seattle, announced
today his departure had been post
poned until Aug. 8.
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TAFT is SERIOUSLY ILL

Condition of Sculptor Continues to
Be Dangerous at Muncie.
By United Press
MUNCIE, Ind, July 9-The con-
d1tion of dorado Taft, Chicago
sculptor, continued critical at Ball
Memorial hospital here today. Taft,
suffering from heart attack. was
taken to the hospital Wednesday
when he suffered the second stroke
within two days. He came to Mum
Gle to deliver lecture at Ball
Teachers university, collapsing on
the lecture platform.
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO. July e.-Hogs-On
sale. 1900; active. mostly 1o@l5c higher:
bulk desirable. 130-210 lbs. $a68I5:
palmer kinds. $3.50: few ESQ lbs. $7.25.
Cattle-Receipts. 100: cows. fully steady:
400: vealers unchanged good to choice.
mostly So: common and medium. s667.50.
at scent advance. good to choice lenientIv
sorted. $8.50Qe: mixed. S796; thTpWcuts.
teG65o,
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In the Air

Weather conditions at a. m:
North wind, 6 miles an hour; tenn
perature, 72; barometric pressure.
3O.15 at sea level; ceiling, estimated
5000 feet; visibility, miles; field
good.
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$4,000 IN ESTATE
DR.. Babcock's Life Savings Eventual
Iy VIII Go to University.

By United Press
MADISON. Wis, July s.-Dr
Stephen Moulton Babcock, who re-
fused to accept the equivalent of a
81 100000 when he turned over to
mankind his famous milk testing
method, saved $133.0O0 during his
forty-four years as university pro-
fessor, his will on nle for probate
here reveals.
Income from Babcock's savings
during his life will go to several
relatives and the entire estate will
revert to the university on their
deaths.
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CHIROPRACTORS NEE
Fifteen From City Attended at
Louisville Convention.

Drs. John j. Bibler and Mabel
Bibier, 1912 Fall Greek boulevard,
returned Wednesday from the Ma
tional Chiropractic convention.
which was held in Louisville, KY,
July 6, z and 8. Two thousand
chiropractorS, including several
from foreign countries, attended.
About fifteen Indianapolis people
were present.
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BIZ United Press

Receipts, $500: market, i0g15c higher:
BY 6ulk o,d I60-2So lbs. 1907 90; top. $77O;
g5 ooi5o bs s7 zSGg psok sPiSs s $3.50
$4.25@5. Cattle-Receipts, 1900; calves
receipts. ZOO; market. steady to strong on
strong to top Csc higher: western steers
steady: cows mostly steady; bulls slow:
goq and choice vealers. sl@1.25 higher at
S6;oOQ8.75. Sheep-Receipts, 5000; mar
kst. lambs opened weak to Csc lower; bulk
S6.f5TT; lambs, $5.75. clipped; throwouts.
50; clipped ewes. 50 down.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-09
TRAPPED MEN SAVED
New York Subway Cave-in Caused
by Blast; Seven Rescued.


by Blast; Seven Rescued.
By United PrSss
NEW YORK, July 9.-Seven men
were rescued by fellow workmen
after they had been trapped in a
cave-in of rock and sand in the
new Eighth avenue subway today,
following a dynamite blast. The
blast was set off in a tunnel under
the river.
While ambulances and three
emergency squads were rushing to
the scene, workmen dug out the
trapped men from above. The res
cuerS had to penetrate five or six
feet of debris.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. July -Butter-Steady:
creamery in tub lots according to score.
2o@22c: common score discounted 2@Sc;
&c. butterfat GOA 32c. Eges~steady;
cases included: Extra frsts. 19iAc; frsts,
lac; seconds. lac: nearby ungraded. 15i9c.
Live poultry-Thin and coarse stock sell
only at heavy discount; fowls. 5 lbs. and
over. l9Iac; lbs. and over lie; 8 lbs.
and over. I3c: Leghorns. 5 lbs. and over,
l3c: roosters. l0c; broilers. colored. / 10.
and over 22c: Ia lbs. and over. 26c:
lbs and over soc; fryers, 3 lbs. and over,
soc: partly feathered. 15620c; Leghorn
broilers. / ID. and over. 20c: .ls lbs and
over. 22c: 2 lbs. and over. 25c; black
S'NinRers. zoe.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. July -Potatoes-Market
firmer: southern. s15Od2.75. Sweet pota-
toes-Weaker; Jersey baskets. sl@325.
spring patents. s4.s5@4.6O. PorkMMaT-
ket steady; mess. $23. Lard-Market
easier: middlewest spot. oS4Q O85c per
extra. 3Is@3%c. Dressed poultry-Mar-
ket. steady to firm; turkeys. -25646c:
chickens, 2S@3sc; fowls, .12@25c: Ions. Is
poultry-Market. steady to Arm; geese, 10
Q12c; ducks 10000: fowls. 18621c; tur-
KEYS 12@25c: ROSTERS, 126lSc; broilers.
206S5c. Cheese-Market. quiet; state
whole milk fancy to special. l3@2Sc;
young Americas, l4Ia@19Rc.
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Sy Unfred Press

CHICAGO. July 9.-Eggs--Market. steady
e Ssha; receipts. 1908 cases; extra firstS,
-; firsts, l6s4c; current receipts, 14615c;
seconds, l234c. Butter-Market, easy. re-
ceipts, IS, 430 tubs; extras. 23c; extra frsts
22D22izc; flrsts. 20la @21iac: seconds, 1e@
ls1sc; standards. 23Ac. Poultry-Market.
unsettled; receipts. / car; fowls l8c:
springers. soc: Leghorns, 13c; ducks, I9m
l6c; geese, lac: turkeys. 156lsc; ROSTERS,
l2c; broilers, 2 lbs. sic; broilers under
2 lbs. 26c; Leghorn broilers, lSc Cheese
Twins 1884 7lSe: Young Americas, 1915
1870. Potatoes-On track 81; arrivals.
44c; shipments 1913: market. stronger:
southern sacked Blizs Triumphs, 29S; Vir-
ginia barrels. Irish Cobblers, $SGS.l5.
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Mr.. FiXit

Write your troubles to Mr.. Fixit. he
is The Times representative at the
city hall and will be glad to present
your case to the proper city officials.
Write him in care of The Times,
signing your full name and address.
Name will not bo published.
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LILY P0NS TO APPEAR
BuenOS Aires Society Poised for
Brilliant Opera Function.
Bu United Press

By United Press
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, July
9.-Tonight's gala function at the
Colon opera house, when Lily Pons
and Tito Schipa will sing in the
Barber of Seville" promises to be
one of the most brilliant social
events in many years. Spectators
were selling tickets for 100 pesos
(about 500 more than three times
the box Office price.
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By United Press
OPEN MEMORIAL BIDS
SS48,5OO Low Figure for Monument
to George Rogers Clark.

A bid of $848,5O0 for construction
OF the George Rogers Clark me-
mortal at VincenneS of Mt. Airy
granite, the material specified as
the base for fixing bids, submitted
by the Hegeman-Harris Company.
ncp Chicago, was lowest of the
seventeen opened by the executive
committee Of the commission at the
statehouse today.
There was, however, a lower bid
proposed by w. r. Heath Construc-
ton Company, Greencastle, Of
$4,000 for Stanstead granite. the
second base material.
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BIZ United Press

100; FOLLOWERS. 20; mostly Csc; spots 35c
higher; bulk 160-230 lbs. $S.15: top, So IS:
lbs. $3.50 down. Cattie.Receints. 125:
general trade strong to mostly 25c higher:
spots soc up; active at advance: first good
early clearance in over two weeks: COM
mon to medium light OFFERINGS. s625M7:
carrying occasional good heifers at out
SIDE; low cutter to god cows. 214. so;
sausage bulls. $3.2564.50.
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New York Liberty Bonds
RuiIdinn Permits

Martha Mckay foundation. 1913 Shell
don. $3.50.
4709 Kenwood. S. 400.
Service Wrecking Company, wreck
dwelling. 216 Adelaide. $780,
Louis Cohen, signs, North and PennsyI-
vania $3.50.
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Net Changes

NEW YORK, July s.-Closing
prices and net changes On principal
stocks trade today on the New York
Stock Exchange follow.
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Peoples Light and Power twelve
months ended May 81 net income $685.
sos after interest. depreciation, sub
salaries preferred dividend, etc,
against S1.165,751 in preceding twelve
months.
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500 Tanks of Oil Burn

~ CHtteu FTe6S
BUCHAREST, Rumania, July o.
An explosion today started a fire in
the petroleum district of Cuncu.
Five hundred rail tanks of petro-
leum we're destroyed.
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Bank of England statement as of July
0, shows circulation 359, PSI, 900 pounds,
against 357,429,OOO on July 2; bullion
165,S1O,OOO, against 1854, 421 900 and ratio
57.7 per cent. against 46.2 per cent.
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STOCK SHARES
FIRM IN DULL
SALES VOLUME
Encouraging Reports From
Germany of Aid to
Bulls.
Average Stock Prices

:. Average Of thirty industrials for wednes-
cay was 1893. of zoo. Average Of TWEEN
twenty utilities was 5s.37 of "a Aver
axe Of forty bonds was 9595. up OF.
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Mrs. Rockhill gives most of the
credit to her daughter.
"You couldn't keep her away from
school," says the mother.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO. July s-Hogs-Receipts 900:
market steady. LOG 15c.. higher on lights:
heayieS. S6.50G7 mediums. S7256740;
Workers. .S7.25@7.40: pigs. s7@750. Cat
tle-Receipts, light: market steady. Calves
.-zReceipts. light; market soc higher: top.
675c higher.
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CLEVELAND. July e-Butter-Extras
27c: standard. 27Ac. market. weak. EGGS
Extras. 1Sizc; firsts, 15iSc; market,
steady. Poultry-Heavy: fowls. lsc: me.
dunn. zoe; Leghorn fowls. l3Gl5c: heavy
ducks. Isaac; old cocks. lac. geese i0Si
13c: market. steady. Potatoes-North
Carolina cloth top stave barrels. best So Isl.
Virginia cohhlers cloth top stave barrels.
t2.65G2.&.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

Reichsbank statement as of July Z, shows
against i.42i. loo, 600 on June 50; foreign
Sss Soo ecfryfS Of ooo
against 1924, 7O0,0 600 and ratio 1915 per
cent, against 4O1 per cent.
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Hovey Relief Corps to Meet

Alvin P. Hovey Relief Corps No
119 will meet Friday at z in the
G. A. r. hall at 512 North Illinois
street.
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Syndicate headed by Guaranty Com
pany of New York has been awarded
S5,000.000 of the state of Missouri road
bonds on bid of 96.399 for 31As. Bonds
mature 1898 to 1851.
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RECORD is PERFECT
Betty RockhiII, 9, Never Has
Been Absent, Tardy.

You just can't keep this girl away
from school,
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The CITY,
in Brief
FRIDAY EVENTS


Exchange Club, luncheon, Lincoln.
Optimist Club. luncheon. ClaypooI.
Altrusa Club. luncheon. Columbia Club.
Phi Delta Theta. luncheon, Chamber
of Commerce.
Delta Chi. luncheon. Spink-Arms.
Delta Tau Delta. luncheon. Columbia
First Ward Republican Club. D. M.
Master. Painters Association. lunch
Indianapolis Round Table. luncheon.
Lincoln.
Kappa Sigma. luncheon. Lincoln.
Members of the Improved Order
of Red Men and the Degree of
PocahontaS from Rush, Decatur,
Shelby, and Hancock counties will
hold picnic July 10 at Riverside
park.
Arthur G. Gresham of Indian
apoliS, organizer of the Indiana de-
partment of the Veterans of Foreign
wars, has been reappointed national
legislative deputy for the depart
ment.
At least two additional cabins will
be built by the local Kiwanis Club
at the Boys Club Association sum-
mer camp, near NobleSville this
year.
indianapolis postal employees will
go under the new forty-four- hour
work week law Saturday, Robert H.
Bryson postmaster, announced
Wednesday.
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BIZ United Preas

FIT, WAYNE, July s.-Hogs-Market.
STEADY so 1g to loG higher 1o0-140 lbs. 81 40
lbs Sis; 2oO-22o lbs. s7.lO; 22o24o SO ibs
$$sSs: 3aO-2SS lbs. $SJ0; 2S0 Sso lbs
$3.50; sSs-SS0 lbs, $685. o5 ro STg3Sz0 l9 Ss
stays. 1929 calves. $3.50; lambs. 4
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Local Wagon Wheat
Other Livestock

City grain elevators are paving 39c for
NO. 2 red wheat and 37c for No. 3 hard
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-09

81, 1874, 900, against 1857, 900 in March
1881 quarter. Six months 1881 900,
against SIS, EOS, 900 in like 1889 period,
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By United Press

DY CWtEbW ItS6
PITTsBURGH. July s.-Hogs-Receipts.
600; market market steady to SC higher; I50-2i0
1pS, S8Q815: 21o-240 lbs. $77563: no.
lower at s4@5. Cattle-Receipts. IS; no
early trading. Calyes-Receipts. 200:
So; bulk. good and choice. s7Gs.5o. Sheen
RECEIPTS. $50: lambs. active to fuIlv
Steadv; most good and choice around. 81
Q8.25; closely sorted lambs up to SO.
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New York cables opened in London at
ABS 9-16 against Wednesdays close of
4.86 1892; Paris. checks. 124.12; Amster-
dam. 12.077; Italy. 92,945; Berlin, 20.51.
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Chicago Grain Range
By Times Special
By United Press

By Times Special
CHICAGO. july s.-carlots: Wheat "a:
corn. 79: oats. 5: rye /, and barley n
BIZ United Press
TOLEDO. O.. July 9.-Grain on tracn.
zo1ac rate. Wheat-No. 2 red, 5l61 sac: NO
5sj reg, 1c premium. corn-No 2 yellow.
1 37Nos7,22 white. 271k@2s1sc; No. 5 white.
zI@2112c. Clover-Domestic prime old
1880: prime new. $1375: prime choice.
new. $14; prime choice. old. sIs.75: DC.
tober: $l3.75; December. S14 AlsikeNCash-
$3.50 Butter-Fancy creamery. 2765 2sc.
EggS-CoIuntry run. 14G16c. Hay-Tim-
By United Press
CHICAGO. July Cash grain close.
Wfhse{9t-No. 2 red. 54ac: No. hard 54K
g541ac; No. hard. $40 5415c Corn-N,,
Z mixed 59@60lac: No. 3 mixed. soc: Nj,
s. mixed, SIC: No. ]. yellow. 5e1sG soi%c:
59Ac; No; yellow, 5S659Hc: No. yei-
10y. 5sc; No yellow. 561zc: No. 2 white.
2 White; 28A@29Ac: No. 8 white. 27sSS
28Z2c. Rve-None. Barlev-380 53c. Tim
othy-s5@5.5o. Clover-s13 so 20.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-01-13
HOCKEY GAME

VANCOUVER, B. O., Jan. 13.- The Vancouver Hockey club defeat ed the Seattle players last night by score of to 1.