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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-12
Other Livestock
By United Press

ooS De5dns guy So6S dFscs iso9o Ds
s5;30d $40; top $3.50; 26O-3OO lbs, $50
S;2S; l4O-l7o lbs. s5.15G5.35; pigs, $3.50
light weights to 4S5; light lights 14o-
100 lbs. good and choice $4906535;
light weight, $4,000 lbs, good and choice,
S5.l5@ $40; medium weights, 20O-25O lbs.
weights, 250-35O lbs. good and choice, s4.75
a $50; packing sows 275-5O0 lbs, medium
and good, S3.70@4.70; slaughter pigs, 100
1900 lbs, good and choice, 50. 4O@l5. Cattle
grade fed steers and yeariings mostly 1O@
15c higher; lower grades steady to strong;
yearling heifers and butcher she stock
strong. to Csc higher; bulls firm; vealers
weights, s94O; Slaughter cattle and veal
ers; steers, 100000 lbs, good and choice,
SITS $3.50; COOL 100 lbs, good and choice,
sS@@S.SO LOO 100 800 lbs., good and choice,
&S@9 $50; 600-1 500 lbs. common and me-
oiuln, s;.25@8: heifers. 550-850 lbs, good
and choice, $7d8.50; common and medium,
SS7oQ7; cows good and choice, $4M6;
common com and medium; $3@4; low cutter
GUIDED, good and choice beef, $S.4OG
.; cutter to medium $2.5003.40;; vealers
milk fed. good and choice, s6.50@7.50;
$44@5.5o; Stocker and feeder cattle; steers
5O0-l $50 lbs, good and choice, S525M
SO; common and medium, $35005 25
Sheep-Receipts II 900; strictly choice
lambs strong, other grades and classes
barely steady; good native lambs. S625@
$50 to packers; closely sorted kinds, 81
n725 to outsiders; asking above S675 for
choice crs; slaughter sheep and almbs
lambs 80 ). dow good and choice, s6.25
@725; meu-um So 6.25; all weights COM
mon s4m5: ewes, 9O-15O lbs, medium to
choice, sl25@2:5o; all weights Gull and
common 75c6$2.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

Domestic crude oil output in week ended
July g. averaged also 1879 barrels daily. an
increase of 81. 6S5 barrels over previous
week, according to Oil and Gas journal.
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3 MAT EVENTS SIGNED

Popular mat performers are lined
up for action on Fridays mat pro-
gram at the new arena, with SOL
der Elmer Guthrie, veteran heavy
weight, battling Red Lyons, big
Texan, in the feature. Lyons drew
with Stanley West in his first start
here last week, while Guthrie has
won two local starts.
West will be seen in action against
Black Panther Mitchell, who re-
turns to the local mat after an alb
sence of three months. Merle Dolby
and Henry Clausen, bewhiskared
Danish newcomer, also are sched-
uled to tangle. One event is to be
signed.
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YOUTH TAKES CAR TO
GO ON FISHING TRIP
Two Held in Vehicle Theft Case;
Boy, Is, on Party.


Statement made to detectives to-
day by Samuel Ely. Is. of 1885 Hoyt
avenue, told how he and two COM
panions stole sedan last Friday
night for a fishing trip.
Harry Long, "a, lof 1417 Spann ave-
nue., and Ely will appear in court to
answer charges of vehicle taking,
and the third member of the party,
a 15-year -old youth, will be held for
juvenile court authorities.
The trio was returned from
Frankfort where they were being
held by the sheriff after they at
tempted to hitch-hike to Indianapo-
lis when the car ran out of gas.
According to the statement, the
car, said by detectives to be the
property Of Luther Shrum, 600 Lex
ington avenue, was taken from the
rear of Shum's home.
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july IA
Net balance for July g.. 1902. 34s. 901. 81
Customs reefs. mo. TO date Ash. FAC. 81
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Young Spanish Duke Is Dead

MADRID, July 12-The duke of
Tetuan, 80. who spent much of his
life in the United States. and worked
there under the name of John
O'Donnell, died today from appen-
dicitis. The duke peddled from DIOR
to door and worked sa hotel bell
boy In the United States.
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TENNIS ENTRIES CLOSE

Late entries today before the
deadline falls at p. m. are eX-
pected to swell the field in the city
tennis championships far over the
100 mark.
Ninety-six had signed today,
forty-four in mems play. twenty-five
juniors, nineteen boys, and twelve
women. Louise Hofmeister of Chi
cago, beaten by Catherine Wolf, To-
cal star, in the recent women's vest
ern play, has filed her entry. Play
opens Wednesday at Hawthorn
courts.
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BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, July 12.-The stock
market maintained a fairly steady
tone today, despite several adverse
developments. Trading continued
dull.
Opening prices were firm, but
when the grain market opened with
wide losses on a bearish govern
ment crop report, the list declined
fractions to 2 points. Selling light
ened before the end of the first
hour, however, and around noon a
stable group Of stocks had crossed
their previous closing levels on a
recovery.
There still were few weak spots.
American Telephone did not re-
cover with any snap and was down
fractionally at 723s. Union Pacific,
Atchison and several other mem
bers Of the railroad group were
down.
New Lows Are Made
City lice and Fuel made a new
low at l2h, off y. Auburn Auto,
which reached so early in the day,
dipped to 54%, off ga. Electrical
equipments were fractionally lower.
Farm implement shares were off
with the decline in grains and
cotton.
Oil shares were firm, featured in
activity by Simms Petroleum which
came out in block of 1900 shares
at and then moved up to 5h, up
a net.
Foods we're strong, featured by
Corn Products and National Bis
cult. Leading industrials like United
States Steel, American Can and Du
Pont held steady to firm around
noon
Bank Report Adverse
The weekly report of member
banks of the federal reserve system
was considered adverse, but it had
little apparent effect on the stock
market. Credit of the banks fell
$222,000 900 to a depression low at
1882 900. This reduction in credit
came despite recent activity of the
reserve system on an easy money
policy 1t was taken as an accurate
index of the low rate of business
activity
United States government bonds
were strong and most domestic is
sues followed. German loans were
lower on further profit-taking The
London market continued steady,
but trading was more quiet than re-
Gently. German bonds in London
were steady.
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CARLIN MAT VICTOR

Capturing the first and third falls
Johnny Carlin. veteran local Crap
pier, turned in his second triumph
over Nick Bozinis of Columbus at
Broad Ripple arena Monday night.
Ray Rice and Johnny Plummer
fell into the pool after fifteen min
'2tes Of graphing and the match
Eas called draw Jack Scott tossed
Shoestring judah i'll the opener.
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Chicago Stocks Opening

tBy James T. Hamill & CO..
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Deaths

Josephine Wells, 81, Long hospital.
broncho pneumonia.
Mary Durham. 81, 222a English. pull
monary tuberculosis
Dora Benson wohlfeld. 81. 1928 North
Alabama. cerebral hemorrhaFs
arteriosclerosis.
Anthony L. Cook. 81. l345 Cornell, csrdio
vascular renal disease.
-betes mellitus
MoSel Browner. 81, city hospital. cere-
brsl hemorrhaze
Patrick McMahan, II, CITY hosnifal
cerebral conclusion
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Mooresville Merchants desire road
game for Sunday July H. Write Paul
Head or phone 81 Mooresvile. Ind.
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Wednesday: THE Skyscrapers
of the Desert"
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Gilmore Oil Co.. Ltd. declared a quar-
terly dividend Nof 20 cents a shares, pay
able July 81 Of record July IS. placing
stock on 80 cents basis. against s1.20
previously.
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Plainheld Commercials lost to Mars Hill
Sunday. 7 to O. Next Sunday. Plainfeld
takes on Traders Point The Point man
aGer is asked to get in touch with H. A.
Hessler. Plainheld. al once.
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Births

Marion and Helen Helton. 1908 Finley
Earl and Hazel Robertson, Coleman hos
pital.
Boys
Clifford and Dorothea Vaught, Chris
tian hospital.
Charles and Princena Brandt, Coleman
hospital
Walter and Edythe Thurman. Coleman
hospital
Louis and Edna wuensch. 4lOs Grace
land.
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st. Paul in Nav reported net loss
amounting to S3,147.2 $40 after taxes and
charges against So, 027 $3.50 in May: 1881
five months net loss amounted to SlO,865,-
217 against $7.523 900.
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Richfield Oil of California in FIVE
months ended May 81, earned $1,677540
after all operating charges inclusive of
interest on receivers Indebtedness but be-
fore depreciation and depletion.
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American Bankstocks Corporation de-
clared a quarterly dividend Of cents,
payable July Is of record July IL.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. july 2.-Hogs-Receipts
l. 100 holdover. 1875: steady to 15c lower
l5O-23o lbs. $3.50: 10000 lbs. s515d5. rs;
pigs. S52s. Cattle-Receipts. $50; rather
scattered grass steers. s5G675; few grain
feds. $3.50; load choice light heifers sorted
at So; cows, s2d4 few good. $3.50 Calves
downward: springly $3.50: common to me
dunn. S5G6 culls downward to $3.50 and
or more lower: good to choice s767.25
few. s7.5097so: throwouts uucJed. SAG
50
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BIZ Times SpccinI

LOUISVILLE. July 12.-Cattle- Receipts.
steers, and heifers. s450G6 good dryfeds
ELIGIBLE to 81 and above: beef cows. mostly
$3.50 down; low cutters and cutters. SID
2; bulls, s2.75 down; light stockers mostly
SAG s.. Cslves-Receipts, 800; steady good
ana choice. s4q5: medium and throwouts.
$3.50 down. Hogs-Receipts. 800: steady
1920 lbs; $50; 225-255 lbs; S. 20; 26o-
lbs. $780, 1875 lbs. down. Sd 10: sows 1925
q A.. stays. 50. Sheep-Receipts. 1000: all
grades lambs. soc lower: spots on choice
choice, s6.75d7: medium grades including
bucks mostly $3.50 down to a bulk of SO so
Tor most throwoutS; fat ewes. Sln2: breed
ing ewes mostly IS per head down. Mon
DAVIS shipments-S20 cattle 492 calves: 524
hogs and ABB sheep.
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Crown Willamette PAPER COMPANY and
subsidiaries in year ended April 80, earned
.27 a share on combined 81 first pre-
ferred and IS second preferred. against
$7.65 in previous wear.
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Traders Point defeated Southeastern A.
A. Sunday, 10 10 8 Christopher pitched
godd ball for the losers, allowing Ave hits
and striking out nine Hornaday MIX
. nine will play Traders Point on Sunday.
close game is expected Hornaday's
dropped an earlier game. 5 to g.
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HONOR BRIDGE CHAMPS
Walter Pray, Joseph Cain, Feted al
/. A. c. Dinner.

Forty Indianap polls business men
and bridge fans attended a dinner
Tuesday night at the indianapolis
Athletic Club in honor of Walter
Pray of the Benham- Pray Com
pany, and Joseph Cain, treasurer of
P r. Mallory Company, national
contract bridge pair champions.
Pray and Cain won the title last
Tuesday at Cleveland, where they
were victorious in the national
tournament in which approximately
100 pairs we're entered.
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Fifty-seoond street Merchants beat Mo
hawk A. C.. II 10 S. in a game featured by
The PLAYING OF j. McAllster, who got three
hits and made several brilliant catches. An
important meeting Will be held tonight at
g Next Sunday. Merchants play two
games with the Highland A. G. at the
Bellaire diamond
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OHara Sans reInquished undisputed
possession OF hrst place IN the Big SIX
mont A. c.. 10 10 o. Sundays loss was
The second sustained in thirteen games
Sans and Leon Tailoring nine are ued LOT
next Sunday AT Elenberger park. The
two clubs have met twice this season.
splitting even and Sundays game promises
league. Sans viii workout Wednesday and
FRIDAY evenings this week.
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western Pacific in Nav showed net loss
totaling s211 900 after taxes and charges.
net loss amounted to S1,451.6 SAB against
81. 423 604. -
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Federal Royalties Co.. Inc, declared a
special dividend of 10 cents, payable Aug.
10 of record July 30.
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CHICAGO
NEW YORK
NEW ORLEANS
Other Livestock

BIZ JNITtU FTfSH
ket. steady; pigs. IS. foa s25; light lights,
s525G535; lights, s5.3535.50 medium
s525@ 535: hesvyweights. s5.15@ IS:
light roughs S4d4.50; heavy roughs
s55o@4; stays. s250G3: calves. $50: eve
and wether lambs. $3.50; bucks, $3.50.
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Phillips A. B. c.s will work out at 4
p. m. Tuesday and Friday in preparation
for their game next Sunday with the strong
x. Of C.s at Crawfordsville On July "a the
rs meet the American Legion nine at
Peru. Aug. Il is open. Fast state mines
communicate with William Rider. 1912
Belefontaine street.
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week, according to Oil and Gas journal
Sugar melt of fourteen United States
refiners from Jan. to July ?. tOtaled
1.S75.OOO long tons against 2.130.0OO in
like period of 1881; deliveries totaled
1,s95.OOO long tons. against 100000 a
year ago.
St Paul in MAY reported net loss
amounting to s3,l4727o after taxes and and
2 2iT a mShn5s sT.52s 800 amounted "
western Pacific in Nav showed net loss
totaling s211. 900 after taxes and charges
against 1895 OPS in Nav. 1891: hve months
net loss. amounted to Sl,4Sl.64S against
81. 423 604.
Crown Willamette PAPER Company and
subsidiaries in year ended April 80, earned
S9.27 a share on combined 81 hrst pre-
ferred and IS second preferred, against
$7,65 in previous wear.
American Bankstocks Corporation de-
clared a quarterly dividend of cents,
payable July Is of record July IL.
Federal Royalties Co, Inc, declared
special dividend of 10 cents, payable Aug.
10 of record July 30.
RichfeId Oil OF California in five
months ended May 81, earned S1,677,5
after all operating charges inclusive of
interest on receivers Indebtedness but be-
fore depreciation and depletion.
Gilmore Oil Co.. Ltd, declared a quar-
terly dividendSof 20 cents shares, pay
able July 81 Of record July IS. placing
stock on 80 cents basis. against s1.20
previously.
Federal Knitting Mills Co. declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 62A cents
payable Aug. l of record July Is.
British Board Of Trade reports imports
into Britain during June were 7,517 900
against S. 735, 600 pounds in Nav and
68, 641. 900 in June 1881; exports amounted
to 20. 1928. 900 against 30, 1876. 900 pounds in
May, and 29,431 600 in June, 1881.
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Tnited Press

CINCINNATI. O.. July l2.-Hogss-Re-
ments; somewhat slow about steady: bet
ter grade 100 to around 225 lbs. $3.50;
230-2So lbs: S5.2oG 40: 2S0-3l0 lbs. $50
weights I'D to 81. Cattle-Receipts. 500:
calves. 400: steers and heifers. fully steady;
odd lots common and medium steers and
heifers. s5G6.5o; practically nothing here
OF value to sell above: other classes un-
changed: beef cows. S2.75m375: some 81
or better: bulk low cutters and cutters,
Sl50n $50 bulls. $3.50 down: vealers
steady with Mondays close or soc higher
than early Monday; good and choice $50
$50 largely: good heavy weights and lower
era des. $3.50 down: Sheep-Receipts. -. 900;
lambs; soc to 81 lower: generally 75c on
ore deck strictly choice $780, common
and medium. s4506 625: palmer throw
outs downward 70 s.: fat aged ewes steady
to weak at slGl.5o largely.
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BvTnited Press

s5.75G5.ao: 22O-24o lbs, s54oG SIS; pigs
SIS. 100 SIS; packing sows, 81 downward
good steers and yearlngs quoted. $7.256
S.25 good heifers. s6d7; medium to good
COWS. SOAPS. Calves-Receipts, 100;
Va ssier' s5.5oG7. sheeepsReceipts. 1000:
lambs about 25c lower: good and choice.
65-75-lb. weights. s6.50@7.25; lighter
dun. ss.50G5 .25; good wethers. s3a5a275.
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Indianapolis Midways defeated Pumm-
Vile Sunday. % 70 4. MidWays collected
thirty-two hits to their opponents four
MdVays will play al Danville Sunday.
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CINCINNATI. Ohio. July 12-R,ttar
Packing stock No O. &c: No. 3. 7c: butter.
fat. 100 12c. Eggs-Steadv: cases in
clude extra f1rsts. 14aI41ac seconds
Thin end coarse stock sells only al
heavy discount fowls. 5 lbs. and over
over. 1oc: Ieghorns. 3 lbs. and over. i fpu
ROSTERS, &C.: colored broilers / ID and
over. 15c: IL lbs. and over 16c: lbs
partly feathered. 10@ I2c: Leehorn broilers
70. and over. lac: 4 lbs. and over. lac
2 lbs. and over. lac: black springers re.
sions: ducks white. lbs and over. &C.
under lbs. Sc colored lbs. and over
&c; under lbs. SC; spring ducks. white
4 lbs. and over &C. under lbs. 7c: tur.
KEYS No. /. hens. lbs. and ever lac,
Young Tom. No. / 10 lbs. and over 12c.
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Mars Hill defeated Plainheld CONNER
cials. 10 O. Walters. Mars Hill mound
ace allowed only two hits and struck out
fourteen Teams desiring strong opposi-
ton phone Belmont 4O16 or write Walters
drug store, Mars Hill, Ind. Spencer ind
team take notice
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STOCK ISSUES
IRREGULAR IN
DULL SESSION
Decline in Grains Affects
List; New Lows Are
Made.
Average Stock Prices

Average of thirty industrials for Mon
dsv ~ 90. up 1876. Average OF twenty rails
1910. up 10. Average OF twenty utilities
IL 90 up a. Average Of forty bonds 1881
up 90.
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indianapolis Reserves defeated Lebanon
Indians, is to 3, rain stopping the game
IN the seventh inning, Reserves have won
and are having trouble booking games
with strong opposition There are sew
Monroe. 2OOi Roosevelt avenue e1T or cali
CHI SAIL. Cloverdale, Spencer, Brazil and
Seymour, notice
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Riverside Olvmpics will hold special
meeting at the club rooms Wednesday at
7.30 p. m. All players are urged to re-
port,
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Holly A. C.s independent team, will
practice Wednesday at Spades park. at S
p. m Regulars and any tryouts are re-
queSted to report. A game is wanted for
Sunday Write Norman WAGNER. 1889
North Hamilton avenue, Indianapolis. City
and other clubs take notice.
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William Z. Foster, Communist

William Z. Foster, Communist
nominee for president, will address
mass meeting Sunday night at
Workers center, $685. South Capitol
avenue. He is making his third
campaign as Communist presi-
dental candidate. He will speak in
Terre Haute Saturday night, and
will arrive here early Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-12

Modreziewskis home run, which came in
fhe frst inning with the bases loaded. fea-
tured the Indiana boys schools triumph
over Plainheld Commercials, 8 to T.. The
games with Christamore Rhodius, Bruce
Robinson Post and West Side Buddies Ad-
dress communications to o. w. Negus, SUI
nerlniendenl.
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j. W. Bader Indians trounced West Side
Monarchs al Grande park Sunday. For
ester Eichel Carey and Martin we're the
day. Baders travel to Fortville to take on
Fortville Merchants All players notice.
For games with Bader Indians, call Lincoln
1l65. aak for Martin
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The Y M s. nine OF the Municipal
League was handed it's first setback Sun
day by the Flanner- Buchanan team. Start
drove Nan Schott of the mound by scor-
ing four runs. Bader relieved and was
greeted by Gilligan with a double, scoring
two more markers. Y M s. tied the score
in the sixth FIanner- Buchanan forged
ahead again. and later the game again was
tied up. The rivals fought hard and
Flanner Buchanan won BY timely hitting
Garrick FIanner- Buchanan third baseman,
worked the hidden ball trick TO help the
day for his team
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RHTnited Press

TOLEDO. July -Hogs-Receipts. 500:
market. 15d25c lower; heavy workers.,
$3.50 $40: mixed s5.25d 5 80; bulk sS.25M
$50: pigs. s4.50G4.75: lights. s475; roughs.
s3.50G3.75 Csttle-ReceiDts 40; market.
steady; calves, receipts. light: market soc
lower; choice to extra. STA $50; fair to
good 6d650 Sheep and lsmbs-Re-
CENTS. light; market steady; spring lambs,
S4T650
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United Press

EAST BUFFALO July i2-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 500 weak to mostly loc under Mon
DAYS average; good to choice. i50-220 lbs
$3.50 mixed lots and weights ass lbs
S.e0N SIS. Cattle-Receipts 100; cows
unchanged; cutter grades. sl5OG25O
Calves-Receipts. 1875; veaiers steady; bet
ter lots, $3.50; common and medium. S525
n $50. Shssp-Receipts. 1900: ians- weak
10 largely Csc lower. quality and s. ON
Sidered, good to choice S7.75F led
offerings. s7.25; throvouts. IS
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81 nited Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. July 12-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 5000; market, 5G1Oc lower; spring
top, sS:35: l4o22o lbs, S515d5.3O; 220-250
1870 lbs. s475d5I5: sows, ss.75G4.
Cattle-Receipts, $500; calves. receipts,
$500; market, generally active. steers
heifers and COW stuff steady to strong,
bulls steady: early top s43 lib. yearling
steers. 1910; some held higher. other
heifers downward from Ss25 top Sausage
pulls, SO, 10 Sheep-Receipts 5000 mar
ket. lambs opened steady to 25c lower;
small lots to small killers, S6.25H65o:
few. s6.75; bucks lambs, 81 less; throwouts
So; fat ewes, S16150.
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Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, July Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded on the New York
Stock Exchange follow:
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By United Press
By United Press

CHICAGO. July Eggs Market,
1312M14l4c; flrsts, 100 1394c: current re-
celpts. 12d 12lac; seconds, lie. Butter
Market. steady; receipts, 16. $50 tubs: ex-
tras !714c; extra flrsts. 16d1694c; frsts.
l412d l5lac; seconds. 12G131ac; standards
l7c. Poultry-Market, steady. receipts,
a trucks; fowls, IA ac springers, isc;
ao Les lll2c ducks, 9d111ac: geese.
chickens, 18M2lc: Leghorn broilers. 1312M
I4c; stays. lie. Cheese-Twins, % a 1o'4c;
young Americas, 1017@ 1034c. Potatoes
On track. 3l3: arrivals. 1853. shinments
9l3: market. weaker: Missouri Cobblers'
9oc@sl; Kansas Cobblers, S7ia n Csc: Okla :
noma Cobblers. 90cdsl; Arkansas Tri-
jumps, s1.20m130.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-12

Insurance policies written by the
indianapolis office of the Union
Central Life Insurance Company
during the first six months of the
year increased 11.9 per cent over the
same period last year, according to
Russell King, local office manager.