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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-10
DOW-JOneS
Summary

Vulcan DEFINING Company IN quarter
ended June 30. 1881. reported net income
of S26.l36 after depreciation. taxes etc,
against S72, 434 in June quarter of pre-
vious year. six months income amounted
to s56.l75 against S15l698 in first half
New Jersey Zinc Company in quarter
ended June 80, 1882, showed net income
of S49S.896 after depreciation. deple
tion. taxes. contingencies etc, against
SS65,252 in June quarter of previous year;
six months net income amounted to
S1,O7S,999 against s1.726.O21 in first half
of 1881.
Warner Brothers Pictures Inc, reports
for thirty-nine weeks ended May 28, 1882;
net loss amounting to s9,242.7 55 after all
charges, against net loss of 50. 334, 1888 in
like period of year ago.
American Power and Light Company in
twelve months ended June 30. earned 81 Is
a common share. against s2.48 in twelve
months ended June 80, 1881.
Briggs Manufacturing Company in June
quarter earned l8 cents a share, against
net loss of $3.50, 1898 in previous quarter
and earnings of 25 cents in June, 1881,
quarter; six months net loss totaed $685.,
033., against net profit of $552,0S8 in first
half of 1881.
Mead johnson Company in six months
ended June 80 earned $291 common
share, against 1912 in first half of 1881.
American Chain in six months ended
June 30. 1882 reported net loss of
SI.S23,11S after ali charges, against net
loss of $969,S18 in first half of 1881.
During week ended Aug. 7. Chicago
Northwestern Railway handled 2O29l
freight cars, against 3O,407 in like 1881
period.
Stocks of gasoline during the week
ended Aug. 6, declined 1.12l 900 barrels to
60, 051 900 barrels; domestic crude oil out
put during week averaged ALI 900 bar
res daily, up $4,000 over previous week.
New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Railway
Railway Company declared 2l2 per cent
interest on per cent non-cumulative in
come bonds for six months period ending
June 30; interest payable Oct. l.
American Hawaiian Steamship Com
pany in six months ended June 30, re-
ported net loss of S712,59O after all
charges, against net loss of S,295 in
first half of 1881.
Crow Willamette Paper Company de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend of
81 on first preferred stock. payable Oct
l, OF record Sept. 10.
West Coast Life Insurance declared the
regular semi annual dividend of cents on
capital stock, payable Aug. IS, of record
Aug, Is
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Other Livestock
By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. Aug 1o.-CattIe-R
ceipts, $50; mostly steady: bulk common
and medium grass steers and heifers. S375
M5:25; better finished kinds salable at
beef cows. s2.25@s.25: low cutters and CUT cut
ters s102; bulls. mostly $3.50 down; bulk
light stockers, s4d5.25. Calves-Receipts.
dunn and throwouts. SO down. Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 700 l0c higher: 170-220 lbs. 81 as:
225-255 lbs. 81 40: 260-295 lbs. S405: 300
lbs. up, $3.50; l40-165 lbs. 81 rs: 1876 lbs
down. $685.: sows .s2.45G320, and stays.
S220. Sheep-Receipts. 500: supply mod
mostly CSC lower at s5.25 for bulk with
choice at s5.50M5.75; lower grade lambs.
very draggv and uneven lower: bucks,
mostly S4.25; few $50 or better medium
and lower grade lambs. SO so down to 50
and less for light culs most fat ewes 81
a so; breeding ewes largely $3.50 per
head down. TUESDAYS Shipments-59 cat
tie: 1O2 calves and 2.418 sheep.
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Chicago Stocks Opening

(By James T. Hamill g. co..
Ano IN
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Cash Grain

Aug. g
The bids for car lots of grain at the call
OF the indianapolis Board of Trade, T. o. D.,
shipping point basis 4llac New YORK
WheatNWeak; No. red. 47G4sc; No. 2
red. ASA 47c; No. hard, 47Q46c.
Corn-Easy; No 2 white, 25@26c; No. 3
white. 24d25c; No. 2 yellow, 24d25c; No; 3
yellow, % m24c; No. mixed 23G24c;
No; ? mixed: 22N@2acs; white ,ns01s,sc;
No. white, 13i29 l4l2c. oo,,
Hay IT, o. b. country points taking 23Ha
or less rates to Cincinnati or LOUISVILLE :.
No / timothy, s7G750; No. timothy Sc
1850.
Inspections
Wheat-No l red, cars; No. 2 red, l
car; No. red, car; No: red, l car
No. hard, car; No. l mixed, l car No.
2 mixed, / car. Total, 9 cars.
Corn--No. 2 white, cars; No. white
3 cars; No yellow. cars No. yellow,
l car Total, Is cars.
Oats-No 2 white, % cars; No. 3 white,
SIS cars; No. white, / car; No. l mixed,
/ car; No. 2 mixed, l car; No. mixed,
car. Total, 81 cars.
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Receipts. 1000; market. higher.

htCeIpIs' 4VUU; MARKET, higher.
Good and choice s 1900 4o0
Light Lights
Good and choice $40
Light Weights
(l80-200l Good and choice. $40
t200-220l Good and choice 5000 5o5
Medium Weights
(220-250l Good and choice 1850 son
t25O-2sO) Medium and good. 4459 AIS
Heavy Weights
(2sO-S5O) Good and choice 1850 AS
Packing Sows-
(35o-5OOl Medium and good. .. sOOa 400
tlOO-l3O) Slaughter pigs ...... 4500 ASS
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
-Aur O.
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Other Livestock
By United Press

d CHtttU ITtSS
CHICAGO Aug: Io.-,Hogs Receipts, 10
000 including 1000 direct active, 5Q10c
higher: 180-220 ID. weights. at s4.85G5;
lbs, $4.20@4.55; 140-17O lbs, s4.60@4.85;
pigs, $4@4.35; packing sows. S3.35@4.15;
light lights, 14O-160 lbs, good and choice.
S4.5504.85 light weight 10000 lbs, good
and choice, S4.70Q5.05; medium weights,
heavy weights, 25035O lbs, good and
choice, $4.l0@4.75; packing sowS, 275-500
lbs, medium and good, $3.35@425; slaugh-
ssr a5 pgs IN 1o3ISG lbs good a md ch0ce
900; few strictly fed steers steady, bulk
good to choice weak to Csc lower; such
kinds predominating in run; light heifers
and mixed yearlings steady; little she
weights, $3.50; on heavy yearlings, $3.50;
little in run of value to sell at SO down
GOOD 6a and ana d6oce s SeeT
900-1100 lbs, good and choice, $7.5O@9.5O
l30O-1500 lbs, good and choice, $7.75@
985; 60o-1S00 lbs, common and medium,
choice. $6.90@8.25; common and medium,
S3:25M6.50; cows, good and choice, $3.50
@5.5O; common and medium, $2.50Q3 80;
yearlings excluded, good and choice beef,
So .60M4.75; cutter to medium, $2.25Q3.60;
yealers milk fed. good, and choice, $3.50
mon, $3.5O@450 stocker feeder cattle.
steers, 500-1050 lbs, good and choice, $525
@6.25; Common and medium, $2.75@5.25.
s s42ens 1900 es steady to
to choice, $5.50@6 to packers; few at S625
to outsiders; plain Oregons at $5.25;
slaughter sheep and lambs, lambs, 90 lbs
dium, $4500525; all weights common.
So .50@4.50; ewes. 90-l50 lbs, medium to
choice, s1:5O@25o; all weights Gull and
lambs 5o-75 lbs, GOV and i choice ,sY s456
OATS.
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WRECK PRISON WHERE
MATA HARI WAS SENT
Historic French WOmen's Jail to
Make Way for Modern Building.
By United Pres

By CHlted Press
PARIS, Aug. 10.-The historic
women's prison of st. Lazare, gloomy
house of sorrow where Mata Hari
and many other women famous in
history were confined or went to
their deaths, has been given over
to house wreckerS.
Demolition of the structure was
begun to make way for a handsome
modern building which will house
the activities of the AuvergnatS, or
residents Of Paris who hail from the
old province of Auvergne.
The ugly, insanitary old prison
has stood on its site in the Rue de
Faubourg st. Denis, since long be-
fore the revolution.
The most famous modern prisoner
of st. Lazare was Matt Hari, the
spy.
In more recent years Nine. Marthe
Hanau the French woman "PonN,"
was imprisoned there.
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WIFE OF BISHOPS SON
TO BE JAILED q DAYS
Mrs. Richard Cannon First Will
Make Radio Attack on Court.

WIS OohAoA
Make Radio Attack on Court.
By United Press
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10-Mrs.
Richard Cannon, daughter-in-law
of Bishop James Cannon Jr. of the
Methodist Episcopal church, today
said she would make a radio attack
on the courts before she goes to
Jail Saturday to serve four-day
sentence for speeding.
Mrs. Cannon, whose husband,
Richard M. Cannon, is a congress
sional candidate from the twelfth
California district, said she will
speak tonight on "Commercializa-
ton of the Courts"
She was incensed by what she
declares was an unjust arrest and
punishment.
Arrested July 10, she protested to
the judge that the. officer was per
Sonally abusive"
She was convicted, ana given a
$40 fine or four days in Jail. Mrs.
Cannon decided 10 serve the term
"as a matter of principle"
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DEMAND CITY LABOR
BE USED IN PAVING
Works Board Promises Property
Owners Wishes Will Be Served.

Request that only local labor be
used in the paving of six-foot strips
on each side of East New York
street, between Highland and Ar
senal avenues, was presented to the
works board today by large dele
cation of property owners.
Promise that the contract will
contain the usual provision requir-
ing use of local labor, regardless of
whether a local or outside bidder
is successful, was made by the
board Bids have been received for
the work and are being studied.
The board approved a resolution
for paving East Market street from
a point 1913 feet west of Hawthorne
lane to Butler avenue.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI, Aug. -Hogs-Receipts,
held over $50, active, mostly 1Oc higher;
better grade 16O-225 lbs, $50; 225-260
lbs, .sz.60@5: 25O-31O lbs, $4.25q4. 60; 130-
bulk, $3,25@S.5O. CattleoReceipts, 800;
calves, $50; slow about steady; quality
generally plain; common and medium
saH 7eleTS S4mSz1 1eT Sh0r
yearlings, S7.50d8; grassy beef cows, 1925
as; good kinds up to $3.50; bulk low cut
tiers and cutter cows, $l.25G2; practical
top bulls. SO IS; vealers weak to SOC lower:
good and choice S565.50. mostly; lower
grades and good heavyweights. so down;
few. IS. Sheep-Receipts, $500; lambs
better grades. s575@6; generally some
s6;25; common and medium indispensable
sellers at S36450; palmer throwouts
S1d1.50.
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CATTLE
loo: marked. hicher.
CALVES AND vEALERs

Receipts. 300: market. steady.
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Births

William and Bessie Bvrne. 1861 Cottage.
Francis and bessie Jordan, $40 North
Tuxedo.
leslie and Pearl Bailey Methodist hos
pital.
Sol and Ruth Mccrory, Methodist hos
pitsl.
william and Mary King, Methodist hos
pital.
Bows
Wilbert and Anna Abel. 1864 Oliver
Albert and Ruth Lord. 1914 Rear College.
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W. z. FOSTER is FINED
Communist Chief Found Guilty of
Obstructing Traffic.
By United Press

BIZ Untfed Press
LAWRENCE, Mass. Aug. 10-W.
z. Foster, Communist candidate for
President, Tuesday was fined $40 in
district court here on a charge of
obstructing traffic and disturbing
the peace. He appealed.
Foster was arrested Monday night
while making a speech from his
automobile. His permit had been
revoked.
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Marriaqe Licenses

Hugh B. Updegraff. %. of 3057 Wash
irgton bolevard. efficiency engineer. and
Claire Lois Beach, %, of 3057 Washington
boulevard secretary.
Robert McCartv 1s. of 537 North Traub
avenue laborer and Mary Waggoner, 10.
of 537 North Traub avenue.
Edward McHugh. 80. of 223 East street
laborer. and Annie Brady. Is, of 1928 Kelly
street
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UPPER-LOWER' SEATING
TO BE TRIED ON TRAINS
PennSy Soon to Put New Day
Coach Arrangement in Effect.

fennSy Soon to Put New Day
Coach Arrangement in Effect.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-Strange
that nobody ever thought of it be-
fore, but at last the Pennsylvania
railroad is going to try out an up
per-and-lower seating arrange
ment for day coaches.
ThereW be one row of passengers
at the usual level
Above them, dangling their legs
at ease, will be a second row of
passengers.
Each set of passengers will have
its own windows.
The upper seats are not directly
above the lower, but are staggered"
so that there is a clear space from
the lower seats to the roof.
The outward appearance of the
cars differs considerably from the
old" type, and they are two feet
higher than the old.
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JESSEL TO BE DIVORCED

NEW YORK, Aug. 1O.-"For the
sake of his happiness" George Jes-
sci, stage star, is about to be di-
vorced.
That was the explanation given
today by Mrs. Florence JeSsel for
her forthcoming trip to Reno. She
will establish residence there and
file suit.
In lieu of alimony, a settlement of
100000 and counsel fees of the
same amount have been agreed
upon.
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POSTPONE MINE FARLEY
Governors Illness Prevents Meeting
on Riot Zone Situation.

Illness of Governor Harry G. Les
lie, who is confined to Methodist
hospital prevented a conference to-
day at which the situation in the
Indiana coal mining area was TO
have been discussed.
Letters sent by Leslie calling the
conference suggested both union
miners and operators submit writ
ten plans for bringing peace at
mines where disorders in the last
two weeks have caused two move
ments Of the Indiana national
guard.
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BIZ Tinted Press

EAST ST LOUIS. Aug. 1O.-Hogs-
ceipts, 5000; market. sc to 15c higher;
top, $500 bulk 16o-225 lbs, $4,75@4.9O;
230-270 lbs, S4.50@4.75; 280-350 lbs, 81
@4.4O 100-15O lbs, s46465. Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500; calves, 1900; market opening
slow with indications steady on native
steers few western grass steers steady at
s4.S5d6.25; mixed yearlings and heifers,
unchanged. Cows barely steady under
limited inquiry. Bulls tending lower; early
deals on sausage bulls downward from 3d.
good and choice veslers, steady at $5.75
slaughter classes. steers. 6O0-11OO lbs,
good and choice, $7.25@9.5O; common and
$9@9.50: good, $4,000; medium, $3.50
7.5O. Sheep--Receipts. $500; choice lambs
to small killers, S5.50@575; indicati ons
ewes, S1cNl.5O: slaughter classes, lambs,
80 lbs down. good and choice $4750775;
medium $4@475: all weights. common SO
$I@1:75; all weights Gull and common,
50c@$l.
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Deaths

Helen C. smock, "a. city hospital ap-
pendicitis
pneumonia.
pital chrouic myocarditis.
George Smith, ", 1914 Yandes, mitral
Juanita Taylor. T. 1889 Clay. acute en-
docarditiS.
Twentv-ifth srteriosclerosis.
Margaret Riley. g. Central Indiana
hospital chronic interstitial nephTitis.
Mabel Gordon, II, Long hospital, toxic
charles Lee. IS. 1449 North Holmes
sarah Donovan Kirk. 70. 1888 Linden.
chronic myocarditis
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Plumbing Permits

Bremmer Brothers. 337 South Oakland
two fixtures.
william Mcgee Seventeenth and New
JERSEY four fixtures.
James McHaffey. 1924 Arrow, two fix
lures.
Arthur Paetz 1884 South Delaware. one
fixture
J. w Cotton, 1904 North Delaware, two
L. G Heckelsberg. 1885 West Washing
ton five fixtures.
Harry Keil 1893 Union. two fixtures.
Ed Bell 1885 New. one fixture
J. L. Huber. Riverside Drive and West
Thirtieth. four fixtures.
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CITY WOMAN is DEAD
Illness of Seven Months Ends
Life of Mrs. Marie P. Seaton

Illness of seven months caused
the death Tuesday of Mrs. Marie
Peelle Seaton, So, in her home, 1881
North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Seaton, who lived in Indian
apolis all her life, was the widow
of william Seaton, who died more
than a year ago. She is survived
by two brothers, Robert and Nor
ris j. Peelle, and a sister, Mrs.
Nicholas J. Connor, all of Indian
apolis.
Funeral services will be held at
BIS Thursday in the home of
Robert Peelle, 807 East Forty-sec-
ond street, and at in SIS. Peter
and Paul cathedral, of which she
was a member. Burial will be in
Holy Cross cemetery.
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CLEVELAND. Aug 10.-Hog@ Receipts.
1000; holdoyer none: market. steady: 100
2l0 lbs. s5.25i over $50 los. IS down; $50
ESQ lbs. s4.60n475: desirable pigs, s4.75
Cattle-Receipts. $50: market steady: COM
mon light steers predominating s4G5.75:
cows. si-25G4; according to kind. Calves
strong: spots soc higher: inclined to be
at s6.75G7.50 sparingly SITS and above;
Gull to medium. s4G.6. Sheep-Receipts.
LOO: market. better grades more :sctive.
strong; s575M6. choice s6.25; thrSvouts
steady. $3d450 largely: sheep supply con-
tinuing lbefal undertone weak.
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EAST BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 1O.-Hogs
On sale. 1900; market active lOG15c
over tuesdays average; good to choice
l!o-2lo lbs, s5.30G5. 40; mostly s5.35 a $40;
24O-26o lbs, S4.85d5; pigs. largely SIS Cat
medium to good yearlIng heifers. $40:
cows. scar; cutter grades s1.50G2.75
Calves Receipts. 125; ve~iers soc higher;
$3.50 down. Sheep-Receipts. 500: lambs
strong TO shaS~ higher: quality and sorts
considered: good to CHOICE eve and wether
lambs $3.50 mixed offerings and fat bucks
sS45.50' throwouts s425d475.
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By United Press

1900; market slow steady to l0c lower;
l5O-22o lbs. s5.15@ $40: 22O-25o lbs.
s4.85G5.lo: 1OO-140 lbs, s450G5 packing
sows. S3M3.50. Cattle-Receipts, 90: mar
ket, steady: medium to good steers. year
lings quoted seas; medium heifers. s475@
BIS; medium to GOOD COWS. S275M4:
choice vealers mostly $3.50. Sheep~Re-
ceipts. 1900; market lambs steady to Csc
lower: good to choice, $3.50 ID lambs.
so lbs, s4.5oQ5; good wethers, S2.25@2.5O.
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Foot Crushed by Train

Stanley Cohbs. II, Negro, Pitts
burgh, is expected to lose his right
foot which was crushed Tuesday
when he attempted to board a
Pennsylvania freight train at the
Belt railroad and Missouri street.
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Annual lawn festival of Holy Cross
church will be held for three days
beginning Aug. 10 at the church
grounds, Oriental and Ohio streets.
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Chicago Fruit
BIZ United Press

JWIIVW TtHN
CHICAGO, Aug 10.-Apples-Illinois and
Michigan yellow tranSparents. bushel. 20
"a 75c Canteloupes-Western crates. $3.50
a. MellonS-Californi Honey Dews. SOC
Gsl25 Honey Balls s225m275. Blue
berries-M Michigan. l6 pints, SlG2. Peaches
Georgia Albertas buShel. sl.50@2.
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STOCK MARKET
RALLIES AFTER
EARLY SELLING
Market Gives Evidence OF
Continuing Boom Halt
ed Tuesday.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industrials for Tues
day high $3.50 low 65.36. last 67.05, OF
.63. Average OF twenty rails 81 90 25.87.
2s.77 of 90. Average Of twenty utilities
% 600 1855. 2525. up .95 Average OF
forty bnnda ~ q of 0i
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BIZ United Pres,

CHICAGO. Aug Io.-EgRs-M Market, I'M
settled; receipts. 1901 cases: extra frSts,
l7i2@lT%c; frsts. l6s4 @l7Ae: current re-
GENTS. lie; seconds. l5Gl7c. Butter
Market. unsettled; receipts. 1929 tubs;
extras; 2ohc; extra firsts. lsGl9iac: firsts,
lSg ls1sc; seconds i5Gl7c; standards
20s4c. Poultry-Market. steady: receipts.
2. cars; g trucks; fowls. i4iac; springers
l5c. Leghorns. 12c; ducks. 1i6l2iac:
geese. .9Hlic; turkeys. l0Gl2c: roosters.
sc; chickens 1912 q l3isc: Leghorn broil-
ers. l2c Cheese-Twins, lli5 lac. Young
Americas. l2i4 dl2isc Potatoes On
track. 1873: arrivals. IS; shipments 23a
market. weaker. Kansas Cobblers. zoo 75c.
Missouri cobhlers. 75@soc: Nebraska cob
hlerS. sAc Minnesota earlv OhioS. U. S.
No. !. 72i2c: Wisconsin early Ohios. 75c.
CLEVELAND Aug lo.-Butter-M Market.
weak; extras. 20hc: standards. 2os4c. Eggs
Market, weak; extra flrstS. tic; current
receipts. l5c. extras. isc Poultry
Steady; heavy colored fowls, l4dl5c: Leg
horn fowls. lIGi2c; heavy colored brol-
ers. l5u Ice. heavy rock broilers. i6di7c:
Lseghorn broilers; l3ql4e; ducks, lo9 l2c;
cid cocks, l09 lie. Young geese. i0Mi2c.
Potatoe4r -Ohios, is-bushel basket asa
40c: lo0s.b. sack, $lGi.l0, few higher.
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In 1926, one of the bumper years,
France produced moro than 892,100,-
600 gallons Of wine.
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Meeting of the Retail Coal Club
will be held at Thursday evening
at the Antlers, during which bust
ness matters will be discussed.
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The CRY
in Brief

Mrs. Matte Johnson, 92S Hos
brook street, Sis in serious condition
today at city hospital with wound
inflicted Tuesday night by a rock
hurled during a fight of two women
in which she was not a participant.
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Harrison C. Mcdonald of Lafay-
cite, acknowledgement advertising
consultant, will speak Thursday at
the luncheon meeting of the Indi-
annapolis Real Estate Board at the
Washington.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK, Aug. .-Potatoes-Market
dull: Long Island. 75c0Sl.75 barrel New
ket. Sweet potatoes-Market, easy; south
ern. baskets, sec S1.25; southern, bsrrels.
s3aS.So. Flour-Market, steady: spring
patents. 81. 10 a 4.40. Pork-Market steady:
mess, S2o25. Lard-Market, easier: middle
west spot, S5.50G5.60 Tallow-Market
firm; special to extra 27sMSisc Dressed
poultry-Market. dull; turkeys. l06 26c:
chickens, l2d 26c; broilers lao 26c fowls
l0d l9c; Long Island ducks. llaI4c. Live
poultry-Market. dull; prices nominal
Cheese-Market. firm: state while milk
fancy to special. l6m2lc; young America
lSiael7isc Butter-Market, Arm: receipts
1888 packages; creamery extras 2ii3c
special marks, 22N22i2c Eggs-Market
nrm: receipts. 25.503 cases; nearby white
alum. goo 20i2c; rehandled 7iaG1si2c;
pscinc coasts. 2liaG27lzc; browns, 22G
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New York Curb Market
(By Thomson e. McKinnon)
Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying 45c for
No. soft wheat. other grades on thelr
merit.
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Foreign Exchange

(By James T. Hamill g. Coz
Aug. 10
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Produce Markets

Delivered IN Indianapolis prices: Hens
broilers colored springers 3 lbs and
up. lac; Ia lbs. up, 1Sc; bareback and
PARITY teathered. ,ioc: Leghorn ,and blacs
,. Les; t cocks: &C. Ducks. large white
ful feathered and fat, &C. Young anG
grades OF Institute of American Pnultrv
InoustrieS-No. l. Ice; No. ?. l0c; No. 8
&c Butter-19 to zoe: undertakes Is to
l9c; butterfat. lac. These prices Tor
healthy stock, free from feed No sick
poultry accepted. Quoted By the WadleV
COMPANY.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO Aug 1O.-Hogs- Receipts, $50;
market, steady; heavy workers., S4.75d5;
AIS; lights, s4G4.25; roughs. S3d325
Cattle-Receipts, light; market, steady:
calves. receipts, light; market, steady
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, light; market,
steady.
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Thursday: The man who never
had a birthday.
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All topics were self Explanatory
in Ripley's Believe 1t or Not,
Tuesday.
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By United Press

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FIT. WAYNE. Ind. Aug. 1O-Hogs-
iights. s47oa485: iiehts and nee mediums lSn.
s485@5; heavies, s450G465; roughs s3G
$50; stays. Sl.50d2: calves. Sc: eve and
wether lambs. $3.50; bucks. $3.50.