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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-20
349 Pilots in State

Only twelve states surpass In
diana in the number of licensed
airplane pilots, according to a bull
letin issued today by the depart
ment of commerce.
The bulletin reveals Indiana has
SAG licensed pilots, Of whom 116 hold
transport licenses, % hold limited
commercial licenses, l holds a COM
mercial and 204 hold private IL
Censes.
Indiana has $50 licensed and 1923
unlicensed but identified aircraft. a.
total of 279, compared with a total
for the country of 1855.
OF the total of 1909 licensed pi-
lots in the nation, $40 are women,
flfty-three holding transport IL
censes.
California leads all states in the
number of licensed pilots, with 3.497.
New York is second, with 1910. and
Illinois third. with lit.
New York has the greatest num-
Der of planes, 1892, with California
second, 1852, and Illinois third, $50
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-20
WHEAT MOVES
Up ON SMALL
BUYING ORDERS
Firing Reported in Corn
Due to Extreme High
temperatures.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, July 2O.-Scattered
overnight buying orders gave wheat
a firm tone and a slightly higher
opening on the Board Of Trade to-
day. However trading was not as
active as Tuesday and there was
scattered proft-taking and hedg-
ing in evidence
There was little change in the
weather situation over the grain
belts although good rains were had
at Winnipeg. Liverpool was sharp
ly higher but it had little effect
here. Corn was firm on the con-
tinued hot weather but slow. Oats
was about steady and rye was dun.
At the opening wheat was I'M
changed to = cent higher. corn was
IS cent higher, oats unchanged to
Is cents higher and rye 4 cent
higher. Provisions were fairly
active and easy.
Liverpool was firm at the start
and ran up gain of s cent bv
mid-afternoon. The next few weeks
will be critical for the corn crop
and with another few days of the
prevailing high temperatures with
out moisture will form a good back
ground for a crop scare. Crop firing
already has been reported and act
uaI damage claims will appear soon
unless the belt gets relief.
Oats threshing in Illinois is well
advanced but yields have been
somewhat disappointing. July set
a new low at 10 cents Tuesday as
hedging pressure weakened the
market
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Tuesdays Times:
The Original Iron Jawed Man
Hugh D. Evans of Detroit, profess
sionally known as Signor La
wanda, is P. T. Barnum's origi-.
nal iron awed man." In one per-
Torrance he succeeded in lifting
1,4O0 pounds with his teeth.
This unique lift was made by
means of an attachment on the
side of a barrel, the attachment
being gripped by Evans teeth.
The barrel, filled with water,
was found to weigh 600 pounds,
and the four men astride it
weighed 300 pounds--a total of
1,4OO pounds-alf suspended by
the unbelievable vice-like grip of
Evans teeth.
misunderstanding Bullets"
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Births

Lansing
Ralph and Pearl Walker, 317 South oak
land
Earl and Agnes Isom. 1883 Kentucky.
James and Beulah Thompson, GIG River
George and Margaret Cain. 1906 South
Belmont.
Lee and Pauline Scalf. 1926 Stuart.
Sanford and Francis Handlin. 1913
Holiday.
George and Isabel Hit, 45l5 East
Eighteenth
Jesse and Daisy Blair, 1922 Martindale.
Girls
BENJAMIN and Lula Radcliffe. 4s7 South
Christian.
Roy and Andre Gibbs Methodist hos
pital.
Grover and Zwena Goodman. 2442 Daisy.
Orval and Edith Kelly, 922 Marion.
Clarence and Mary ia Toilette, s25
Birch.
Archie and Margaret steenberger. 144s
Southeastern.
Arthur and Lula Edley 1874 Indiana.
Leonard and Thelma Hoskins. 1114 West
Now York.
sam and Johnny Williams, 1915 Kappes
Thomas and Bessie Hogan, 2o47 East
Michigan
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PORKER PRICES
DROP 10 CENTS
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle Market Steady al
Weeks Decline; Sheep
Stronger.

A loss extending to 10 cents was
shown in most hog classes this
morning at the city yards. The bulk,
100 to $50 pounds. sold for $3.50 to
s4.7O; early top holding at s47O.
Receipts were estimated at 1000;
holdovers were 319.
Cattle we're generally steady at
the weeks decline. Receipts were
800. Vealers held unchanged at $3.50
down. Calf receipts numbered 400.
In the sheep market lambs
showed strength, selling at $3.50
down. More were going at 1925 and
$3.50 than Tuesday. Receipts were
LOO.
Asking on hogs at Chicago gen.
orally was steady with Tuesdays
average. Few early bids were
around 10 cents lower. Good to
choice 1870 to 200 Founders were bid
in at S4.65; best held above S4.75.
Receipts were 1900, including 1000
direct. Holdovers were 5000. Cattle
receipts were 1000; calves, 1900;
market steady. Sheep, II 900; steady.
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CHICAGO
NEW YORK
NEW ORLEANS
Gone, but Not Forgotten

belong to- 90 asOleu
W w. Thom. 1903 East Michigan street
Bulck coach. -943 from CAPITOL avenue.
Oryal Hamilton 224s North usrdi,r
street. Chevrolet coach. $3.50. from en-
trance of Broad Ripple park
Clifford l. Butler. 2e13 Broadway chew
Ioies coupe. l2o-lol. from SIT South Della
Henry Walker 1880 Bellefontains sfr.st
home AZ rear OI
r. c. Foley. 731 Virginia avenue. chev.
IoIet caorlolet. M 1921. from washington
street and Capitol avenue. ''N
Mrs. o. P. Jones. "a South Bradley ave.
nue.. Chrysler sedan from garage At home
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'THEYoTELL AE'. s. s. y !
GaDSf1N A|TNnHaN

MAKING bad political guess is
~ just like committing suicide.
Of course, the unlucky guesser isn't
dead ccrporeally, but he's dead
politically as long as the winners
are in power.
This was demonstrated fully dur
ing the last week and the author of
the fatalities, although it is claimed
by friends that he was not cognizant
of the moves, is R. Earl Peters,
Democratic state chairman.
First to feel the ak is Jap Jones,
who last week was discharged from
his post as investigator for the driv-
ers' license department, a division
under Secretary of State Frank
Mayr Jr.
It seems that Jap, several times
Democratic nominee for state treas
urer, guessed wrong and lined UP
with the opposition to reelection
of Peters as chairman.
Others working for the secretary
of state made the same error but
Jap is the first of the key men to
feel the reaction resulting from the
peace treaty between Mayr and the
Peters McNutt group, signed and
sealed on the eve of the state con-
vention. AS a result of this pact
the secretary joined the Peters-Mc-
Mutt group and so was unopposed
for denomination.
The others are expected to receive
the bad news later.
Peculiarly enough, James Car
penter. head of auto license de-
partment, who had to make the dis
misSal, denied that Jones oppoSi-
ton to Peters had anything to do
with the move, but Jap charges that
Mayr was permitted to continue on
the ticket with the stipulation that
the patronage would be handled
solely by the Peters-McNutt group.
q
The second man to be got" is
Arthur Smith, Allen county pur-
chasing agent.
Smiths getting" is only half
completed.
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b. United Press
Cash Grain

July 10
The bids for car lots Of grain at tho ran
OF the Indianapolis Board of Trade + q y
were: io'e'
WheatMoFirm; No red. 36a &c: No. 2
reo' S5@36c No. hard 36@37c
:, Corn-Steadv: No 2 white. 23l5@24Isc.
70, white. 22l2m2312c: No yellow 23G
24t2c No. yellow 22I2023 i5c: No D
22i2c. an"
ost;s.-st,eadv: No. white. 15a 16c: No.
white. l4@15c.
t. HE,aayn.5sst,eeady: IF. o. b. country points
taxing 70 12c or less rates to Cincinnati or
LOUISVILLE No. l timothy S7a75O: No
2 timothy. s6d6.5O 49,
Inspections
Wheat-No. ! red. 10 cars: No. 2 red. 80
20. req. cars No. l hard cars: No
z hsrd. l car: No. mixed cars: No q
mixed. cars. No. mixed. l car: No 4
mixed car Total 81 cars
Corn-No. ? white l car: No. 2 yellow. 1
car: NO yellow. l car: sample yellow
l car. Total 4 cars.
Oats-No. 2 white, cars No. white
l car Total. 10 cars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-20
Good Gains Made

Woolworth and Coca Cola led
their respective groups, with gains
of more than point. Gillette was
a stronf speciality, with rise of a
point at II. Du Pont rallied a
point after recent declines, while
Case followed wheat up, as did the
mail order shares Auburn held a
gain of more than point.
Grains generally we're fractionally
higher while cotton futures sold
of to points. Sugar held steady
around the previous close Bonds
we're featured by strength in
United States government issues
and leading railroads, the re-
mainder OF the list moving irreg-
ularly.
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NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE

First step was taken when the
house of representatives passed a
Dill late Monday by a $3.50 vote
aoolishing the post. 1t is I'D to the
senate to finish the job.
The bill was introduced bv Repre-
sentative Chester Watson DemD
OF TT. Wayne, close friend of Peters.
he was joined by George E. Stolte
(Dem) Fl. Wayne.
Although Watson denies that the
Dill is intended as a reprisal for
Smiths continued opposition to
PETERS and says the state chair
man had nothing TO do with the
move, observers are prone to con-
slider it as Just that.
Smith long has been allied
closely with Lew Ellingham. Fl
Wayne publisher. who has been
one Of the bitter-enders in the
light against Peters, and because
OF this friendship the purchasing
agent has been particularly active
in the war.
Only one Allen county repre-
sentative, Eugene Martin, rose to
night the bill. Considered more or
less OF a protege of Ellingham
Martin first had acquiesced in the
move, but over the weekend
changed his mind when he learned
its purpose.
1t at first appeared that the bill
might be killed. but when the
Democratic majority was tipped of
that it was intended to knock of
sn enemy of the state chairman
they voted for passage.
Majority of the Republicans. as
soon as they sensed it to be part
Of a factionai battle. voted against
he bill, because. as Miles Furnas.
G. o. P. whip, declared: WHY
should We help the Democratic
boSs?"
Because of the G. o. P. majority
in the senate it may not make the
grade, but if it does pass, Smith will
be able to bear witness with Jones
that making poor political guess
is suicide.
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BOUND TO U. S. JURY
Two Arrested With Fake Half Dol
lars Held on $4,000 Bend.

Two men arrested Saturday with
a quantity of spurious half dollars
in their possession waived hearing
before United States Commissioner
Howard s. Young Tuesday and were
bound to the federal grand jury
under bond of $4,000 each.
Charges of passing counterfeit
money were placed against Robert
Sloan, 822 South State avenue, and
William H. Cox. whose only address
is here and there"
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New York Curb Market

DIV Thomson q McKinnonl
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'tUtIUVA, fWW, IlIdIktI, st
VeaIprs
Other Livestock
BN Tnitcd PreSa

NJ Z HttCU IJGSS
G Ell t,,, July mn 2omaogs- Receipts
lOc lower; 18O-24O lbs, S45O@475 top
$475; 250-aOO. lbs s45O-4 e5; l40-l7O lbs
s425@4 50; few pigs, $3.50a4; packing
lights, 140-l60 lbs, good and choice, s425m
4;65 light weight 10000 lbs, good and
eShSoicee; s4.4o@4475; medium weights, 200
heay 0S wegR 0Ga 25os5S &c. aood
choice $4.20@4.65; packing sows, 275-5OO
lbs, medium and good s31O@41O:
slaughter, pigs, l00-130 lbs, good and
choice, S3.50M4.35. Cattle-Receipts, 1000
calves, receipts. 1900 strictly good and
choice fed steers and yearlngs strong to
bulk of run comprising lnbetween grades,
these slow, about steady; early top medium
weight steers and yearlings, So some held
higher; bulk of quality and condition to
at S4@6.25; slaughter cattle and vealers
steers: 100000 lbs, good and choice, 1880
9'25; 900 100 lbs, good and, choice, S750M
9.25 ll00-l300 los, good and choice
$500 $40; 13OO-15OO lbs. good and choice
ST 50M ESQ., 600-l300 lbs, common and
medium, $42475O: heifers. 55O-85O lbs
medium S3.50M6.25; COWS. good and
| choice. 3.50m $50; common and medium
275; bulls. warnings excluded. good and
choice beef S3.25u ATS: cutter to medium
40. vealers. milk fed. good and
choice sage q, :o medium in $4;5O@5 Gull and
cattle steers, 5O0-l050 lbs. good and choice
80; 20 q SO common and medium, $500
525 Sheep.,Receipts, 1000 not fully
good native lambs, $5.5O@575; choice
/ Kinds. $6.25 to city butchers; small lots
$3.50 $50; bidding $5.75 on best west
80 lbs. down. good and choice. s550@6.5O:
medium, S450@550; all weights common.
S5M4.50; ewes. 90-150 lbs, medium to
common, 50c0S175.
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Include City in Service

Inclusion Of indianapolis as one
OF l28 cities to be served by a ma
tion-Wide air express service, Gen
eral Air Express. was announced to-
day.
Seven air lines, including Trans
continental & Western Air and
American Always, both passing
through Indianapolis, together with
Postal Telegraph Cable Company,
will form the new company
Other airlines include Eastern
Air Transport, Inc, Trans American
Airlines Corporation, U. S. Always
Inc, Pennsylvania Airlines Inc, and
Ludington Air Lines.
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BIZ Enitcd Press

y
LAFAYETTE Ind July O.-Hog-Mar-
Iyet I5c lower; 10000 lbs. $3.50; 2O0-2iO
S4.35; 235-250 lbs. $3.50; 250-275 lbs
S425: 275-3oo lbs. 1920 300-325 lbs
81 10; l50-16O lbs. $40; I3O-i5O lbs,
$50 l00-l30 lbs. 50 60 roughs, $500
down; top calves, $3.50; top lambs, IS.
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Deaths

Jacob Renter, 2, 1902 East washington.
carcinoma.
Alma Schabet. As Methodist hospital
pulmonary embolism.
Henry Bruno AZ, IA West wilkins. acute
cardiac dilatation.
Caddie L Never. IS. 1887 North Temple.
cerebral hemorrhage.
Anna Rey, s3, city hospital, chronic
myocarditis-
James W. Parmerlee, SIS. 1904 Oliver.
arteTiosclerosis.
Mary G. Lesser, 80, 1925 Hiatt. chronic
mvocarditis.
Ralph Pruitt, SO. Veterans hospital,
osteomyelitis
julia A. Fulllove; 81. 7Os West Thirty
drst. carcinoma.
Alice Lane. u. s72s North Denny. &C
cidental
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JAPANESE BOMB CITY

Chinese Soldiers, Civilians Reported
Slain by Machine Gun Fire.
BIZ United Press
PEIPING, July 20. = japanese
bombed Chaoyang, important city in
Jehol province, and killed and
wounded Chinese soldiers and civil
ians with machine gun fire during
the Japanese advance into inner
Mongolia, it was reported today.
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Finance Service of America in six
months ended June 80. reported net in
come of $50 491 after all charges. against
So. 849 in first half of 1881.
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Sets Glider Height Mark

81 JnifCd PFcSsf
ELMIRA, N. Y, July 20-Jack
OMeara, who established a 75-mile
American glider flight record Mon
day, holds the altitude record as
well.
He glided for an hour Tuesday
night over this city, and at times
reached an altitude of 5000 feet,
according to his altimeter. The
borograph was to be tested today
for an official record.
DR.. Frank Gross and j. T. Funk
Akron, o., took aerial pictures from
their two-seated glider, the first
pictures ever taken from a glider,
SO far as recorded.
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CATTLE

-BuITs tyearIings eXcIudedl-
Good and choice beef ~ 3007 37s
Gutter. common and medium. 2.250 800
CALVES AND VEALERS
Receipts, 100: market. steady.
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Postal saving deposits on June 80 were
SIG, 800, FOL against S733. SIG 1872 on May
81 and S347 476,870 on June 30, 1881 &C
cording to postoffice department.
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(By James 7. Hamili &, Co..
PRICES ARE TO 12 NOON
Other Livestock


PITTSBURGH. July 2o-Hogs-R Receipts,
600; market slow. 10d25c lover: i50-2l0
lbs. s4.s5G5.15: mostly IS downward; 200
$50; packing sows s3.25 Cattle Re-
ceipts Is; market little changed; medium
to good steers quoted s5.75N7.75; grass
cows. s.. 50G $50 caives@Receipts. 800:
market steady: good and choice vealers.
$5.25d $50; medium to good heavy calves.
S3.50G4.50. Sheep-Receipts. 600; mar
ket. steady: good 10 choice. e5-7s-lb lambs.
S6G $50. Common to medium grades. $50
d4.50; heavy wethers up s2,75.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-20
Rack HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by polio.
belong to:
3. H. Hellinesworth. 1929 North Pennzvl.
yania street. apartment 205 Maru1on &c
csn- found at Locke and walnut streets
j. p. Zoller 2lf7 South PennsvIvanfa
Central avenue
z. H. McKamev. 1897 Cornell avenue
Ford coupe. found at Plsinfeld IND.
stripped OF tools front tire and rim
Russell Smith. 214e Central avenue. Ford
victoria coupe. found az Roanoke. Ark
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND, July Hogs-Receipts
24o-3oo lbs. $4,000 40: pigs. s. "a. s .1s,:
stronger. upwards to $3.50 rather fraeIv
Cattle-Receipts, $50; on peddling basis:
losses, bulk unsold: grain feds scarce. feu,
GOOD held around So. Calves-Peceints
sOO;, nearby vealers mostly steady. S7GF 81
tIeelyi toppy quality scarce. odd head
nigher, others weak, lower grade in snotS
5Oc lower Gull to medium s4506s ri
Sheep-Receipts, TOO, steady to veal
quality considered: spots Csc lower: notably
on Sneep; near choice lambs S6T6. IS.
throwouts, s4G5; desirable wethers. s2.75'
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial EDITOR

NEW YORK, July 20-The stock
market advanced fractions to 2
points in the early trading today,
and maintained the gains into the
early afternoon in light turnover
Railroad shares led in activity
and strength Tobaccos continued
in demand, with American Tobacco
B at SIS, up 12s American Tele-
phone rose Is points to 74il in its
division. Brooklyn Manhattan
Transit was up IA to 224 in a
strong traction group.
Consolidated Gas rose nearly a
point to 37ia in the utilities. Steel
common held firm at 23h up p,
and industrial issues generally made
gains ranging to nearly 2 points.
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By United Press

FT. WAYNE Ind. July O-Hogs-Msr-
lights. s4.40G45Oi lights. $500 SO 4i NJ, n.
diums. S4.35G4 so. heavies s42o64 IN.
roughs- S3G3.5o; stays. S2d2. so. calves Ss.
eve and wether lambs. s5.75; bucks. s475.
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owens Illinois Glass Company declared
the regular quarterly dividend of so cents
on common stock, payable Aug. Is, of
record July 80.
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The second man to be got" is
Arthur Smith, Allen county pur-
chasing agent.
Smiths getting is only half
completed.
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Harry f.. Jordan will speak on
WAR Debts and the Effect on
American Business" at the lunch
con Thursday of the Advertising
Club in the Columbia Club.
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Commercial paper dealers in New York
report SOB 900 of open market COM
mercial paper outstanding on June 30
1882. against Sill 900, 900 on May 81 and
1922 100000 on June 80, 1881.
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In the Air

Weather cor ditions at 9 a. M:
West-southwest wind, Is miles
an hour; temperature, SO; barome-
trio pressure, 30.08 at sea level; CELL
ing, thin, scattered clouds, unlim-
tied; visibility, Is miles.
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BIZ Times SDccial
CHICAGO. july 2O.-Carlots. Wheat
ITO 10 corn 81; oats, g. rye 0. and bar.
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Speaker and guest of honor
Thursday at the Indianapolis Real
Estate Board session at the Wash
ington will be Julian Wetzel, school
board member.
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Amelia to Detroit


NEWARK, N. j., July 20.-Amelia
Earhart Putnam left here today in
a chartered airplane piloted by
Lloyd Juelson for Detroit, where she
Is to christen a new automobile.
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80
United States Pine and Foundry in
six months ended led June 3d. repoTtsd net
against net profit Of S91S,954 in first
half of 1881.
ter reported net loss of s574. 1874 after all
charges against net loss of $39l SO: 5s5 in IN
loss totaled 1855 229 against net loss of
sl95.3O7 in first half of 1881.
mdnh5 end sarv j8ne &c. AaDoted net
come of s58.491 after all charges. against
s82. $40 in first half of 1881.
owens Illinois Glass Company declared
the regular quarterly dividend of so cents
on common stock, payable Aug. Is, OF
record July 80.
Chesapeake & Ohio in six months
ended June 80 earned S114 common
share, against SI.55 in first six months
of 1881: June net income amounted to
S1,016,71l after all charges against
S2,1SS,29S in june, 1881.
Postal saving deposits on June 80 were
$776 800, FOL, against S733, 526 1872 on May
81 and $347 476,870 on June 30. 1881 &C
cording to postofTice department.
Commercial paper dealers in New York
report SOB 300 900 of open market COM
mercial paper outstanding on June 30,
1922 100000 on June 30, 1881.
Pennsylvania Dixie Cement Corporation
and subsidiaries in twelve months ended
June go 1882 reported profit of s35O,90
tefore depreciation. depletion and interest,
against So Oil GA in twelve months ended
June 30. 1881; after provision for de-
probation depletion and interest net loss
amounted to $1,643. 40 against net loss of
$115,551 in precedirN twelve months.
New York Central lines in week ended
July 16, loaded 1884 cars, against 90,
S9l in previous week and 53,O8S in like
1881 week,
Gasoline stocks on July 10, totaled
So $50, 900 barrels, an increase of 100000
barrels over previous week: gasoline stocks
at ref1ners amounted to 80. 513 600 barrels,
up $4,000 barrels during week: domestic
crude oil output during past week averaged
2154,85O barrels daily. uD $500 over pre-
ViOuS week
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CHICAGO. July -Eggs-Market. easv
receipts, 8.076 ceses: extra drsts. 14M1494c:
hTsts. 1874 q 14i5c. current receipts. 12M
13c: seconds ll12c; Butter-Market easy
drsts. 17m1712c firsts. l5m l6c: seconds.
l3n lac. standards. lac. Poultry-Market
about steady: receipts Is trucks: fowls
l3c; springers. 17018c: Leghorns 9Iac:
duccks, 9@1112c: geese. 8@11c: turkeys. 10
ul2e: ROSTERS. l0c; chickens 14@18c; Leg
horn broiiers. 1860: stays. lie Cheese
Twins. 10 "a lie: Young Americas. liz a
11lac: Potatoes-On track 31S: arrivals
81: shipments. 378: market. dull: Missouri
cobblers. 70M Use: Kansas cobhlers IS n 70c
Virginia cobblers barrels. s225.
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RAILS IN LEAD
AS SECURITIES
DISPLAY GAINS
Upward Trend Apparent in
All Sections of List;
Steel Firm.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industrials for Tues
day 1879. OF. % Average Of twenty
T9iIs 1906 Of - average of twenty ,a1ty
bonds 81 81 ND IA