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Births

Frederick w. and Frances Ahrbecker.
Methodist hospital.
pital
Herman and Harriet schiIling, Metho-
dist hospital.
William Russell and Bessie owens, city
hospital.
Alva and Catherine, Grove, city hospital
George and Naomi White. city hospital
John White and Edna Maxine Culp 305
Brookville road.
Samuel and Ann Young. 1912 North
James Lewis and Olive Minetta Wood,
$50 Virginia Ave.
Lyall and Opal Mae Ross, 1912 North
Roscoe and Ethel Lickliter. 1851 South
eastern Ave.
Richard and Josephine Auburn. TO West
Tanner B. and Maude Frances Hicks,
1913 Buchanan.
Frank and Pearsan Fletcher. 1915 Co
Charles Russell and Inez Lenora Lucas.
2939 Euclid.
Virgil and Geneva Cash, 1856 West Ray.
James Odia Mitchell, 1884 Paris avenue
c.; Harold and Marie Bishop, st. Vim
cents hospital
John and Dora Perrin st. vincent's
Norbert and Cora Day st. vincent's
hospital.
Russle and veva suhre. s426 East
Frank Leeman and Ada Iona Shrubs, 1872
Andrew and Albert Fergerson, 2l1s
Floyd and Ada Davis. Coleman hospital
pital.
Ralph A. and Ruth Singleton. Methodist
JAKE and Rebecca Calderon. Methodist
Herman and Harriet schilling. Metho-
dist hospital
Alden and Mvrth Gardner. city hospital.
Paul and Alma Nowsk. CITY hospital.
Charles and Mary Martin. city hospital
VIM. James and Bernice Locket. city
Norman wilbert and Mildred Middleton.
Emery Allen and Marie Violet wallace.
Haley and Minnie Hamilton. city hos
CLYDE and Hazel Miller. CITY hospital.
Stephen and Violet. $40 Smith Lane
Leo Joseph and Bessie Duffy 1920 Elm
Charles Emmerson and Grace Helda
Ralph E. and Edith Haouk. 1886 Her
David and Eleanor Morrow. 1912 North
RAYMOND and Modestine PYLE. s4s9 Balti-
Arthur ]. and Leah williams. 52i East
Paul and Mildred Audrey Clubs. 1903
Terry and Elxie Thomas. 2ol7 Paris.
Henry Lee and SYLVIA Violet Carroll. TIC
N0TLn CeDlLOl.
Frances LEROY and Thelma Hansen. sl2
Bates.
Oliver and Mary Davis. 2036 Columbia
Theodore and Irene Reynclds. i2z7 South
Pershing.
Elmer A. and Edith Tullis. 1909 Brook
side Ave.
James Lenwood and Grace Elizabeth
Rhea. 1883 Indianapolis
Willie and Clara Lucille Vest. 672 Birch.
Harry and Mary Brutcher. 52i Holly Ave.
Alan and Agnes Nicewander. st. Vim
cents hospital.
Boy and Girl
c. Harold and Marie BiShoop. st. Vim
cents hospital boy and girl
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Other Livestock



CHICAGO. July -. 2s.-HogsmRescei}Pdtsss,
20 lbs. $595I5 top, $5.15; .25O-36O lbs,
s4.7065; l40-170 lbs, S4.6505: pigs, sac
435; packing sows, S3,354 40; light lights,
140-16O lbs. good and choice; S45oq 4:9Oi
s4g65@5gi5 medium S91 Weights 2oo-25o lbs
good and choice, s49O@5.15; heavyweights,
250-35O lbs, good and choice, $4.zeQ5i
packing sows, 275-500 lbs, medium an ad
good. $s;3o@4.5o; slaughter pigs l9oidSO
Receipts, 5000 calves, 1000; FED steers
stock strong to Csc higher; bulls 10@15c
higher: vealers strong; early top weighty
steers, So rs; slaughter cattle and yealers:
Steers. 100000 lbs. $7.6o@9.6o 9oo-1 GOO
lbs. good and choice, S775Q96 60; / 100
1899 P 2o6 good and . 2hO cSoo
6OO-1. 800 lbs, common and medium, $4.25
as; heifers, 550-650 lbs, good and choice
S6.50@8; common and medium, So; 75@
$50; cows, .good, and choice, S.75@ 5755;
ter and cutter cows, $1.5Og2;,75; bulls
yoerlings excluded, good and choice beef
So 50d475: cutter to medium, S2256350;
vealers. milk fed, good and choice $500
6; medium $4.50d $50; Gull and common,
SO 5OG4.5O: stocker and feeder cattle:
$500 $50; common and medium, $500
$50 Sheep-Receipts, 10000; strong to
Csc higher: westerns unsold bulk native
lambs S550d6: few, 1928; bidding So IS
on best rangers; slaughter ewes. S1.50M 2;
slaughter sheep and lambs, lambs, 80 lbs
dium. s4,50d so. all weights. common, So
CI450: ewes. 90-i50 lbs. medium to choiHn
S1d2.25; all weights, Gull and common, SOC
@S1.75.
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BY ELMER G. Waller
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, July 25.-The up
turn in the stock market picked up
momentum today, heavy buying
operations through the morning
trading carrying the list into new
high ground for the movement and
to its best level since early June.
Favorable news from the oil in
dustry, a further slight pickup in
operations in the steel industry and
general improvement IN financial
sentiment over the week end were
responsible for optimism.
Operations began at the opening
on an accumulation of buying orders
over the weekend attracted by the
favorable action Of the market il
the closing sessions of last week.
Prices gradually worked higher
through the morning trading until
gains of fraction to nearly 8 points
were marked up in the leaders by
noon.
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ByUaited Press

CINCINNATI, July 5.-Hoes-Feceints
100. including l,oeo o.rect and through:
fairy. active mostly i5c higher on 150
pounds up' spots Csc higher on heaTy-
weights: lightweights loc higher: better
grade. i6o-22S pounds. s5I5; 230-270 lbs
40; l30-l5o lbs. 81 SO: cows STEADY Ia
strong at s. TO mo.tly S325: a few light
weights, $3.50, Cattle-Receipts, 1900.
some strength on better grade drv fed
steers. some in-between grades fed grass
neliers Soc higher: common and medium
loads good fed sters, S7.50nS: load heifers
S!.V5, grassy beef cows, S2.756S75: zood
KINDS up to ss.25; bulk low cutters and
cutter cows, sl.5od $50; bulls. $50 down:
Nealers steady TO strong: spots soc higher;
good and choice. S515.50. mostly: few
cnoics. Sc: lower grades mostly 81 so down.
Sheep-Receipts. 2,5o9: about steady; bet
medium very draggy at ssq5.5o; fat ewes.
S1Gl5o.
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Glsnn's Valley A. Cs defeated the Hoo
s. oa and GSgal 9 }a7 The c stfack
out fonrteen Pawter. Glenn valley Short
stop. starred with two home runs and
Of f IN dis Bulldogs is requested to
call Drezel 1912 ring 2
The cloverdaIe Greys. continued their
hard hitting and pounded out twelve safe
sn sd 81 5a3ke 9ui The oreencaste MeTc6ants
run 70 for r the Rene Greys and Dady cleaned
the sacks with a double. Williamson
pitched great ball for the, winners and
famed fourteen. Next Sunday the. Crews
win play the strong K. Of c. Club at
Crawfordsvlle.
an imDortant meeting Wednesday night at
1880 at 1929 South Alabama street; a
s sqSo wa 5hr9 For Information and games
address j. r. Dean. 1929 South Alabama
street
The J. W Bader Indians fell before the
fast Stepping Kok99mo BACK cas- pad.r az h bsd
komo Snnday AtteG tne c sa6 perier mao ia
the showers the Black Cats rallied to win
in the eighth inning. Martin, Croft and
offensive. while croft and Henderson
starred for the defensive Next Sunday
the Baders travel to Frankfort to meet
the r. P. A. park.
Bridgeport continued its winning streak
by. trouneing western ~ Aces. i Ia 81 cbs az
fine bali for the winners. scroggin;
Bridgeport smuggling right ielder, added
another home run to his credit. Schultz
also hit for the round trip. Next Sunday
Bridgeport tackles Hoosier A.. B, C's: IN
an earlier contest the rivals battled to q
tie
Y M. S. nine defeated the Gasetarias
in an exciting ten-inning game sunday
1000 The hitting Of the Y NJ. 8. fea-
tured the battle and the fielding OF Sol
Williams also was outstanding. Batteries
we're For Y NJ. s., team, Bader and
Wyssl. for Gaseterias, Froehlich, Jefries
and Boles
indianapolis Bulldogs are under new
management and have added new players.
They desire to book games with fast state
Mooresville notice open dates in August.
The Bulldogs defeated DreXel Gardens
nine in a double-hesder Sunday, 10 to 8
and II to 10. Practice game is wanted
mond No. at $3.50. or call Belmont
2452-W. For games with Bulldogs, white
Lester Archer, 1888 Wsldemere avenue, or
call Belmont 2452-W.
The INDIANAPOLIS Kibler All-stars de-
feated Martinsyille, to !. in twelve in
nings Sunday. Game was tied up by
Martinsvile in the ninth, ! to /, but the
runs in the first half Of the twelfth. The
game was featured by good sportsmanshlp
throughout. The All-Stars are managed by
Chester Chapple,. 27o8, Shelby street. tele-
ory for the All-Stars was an outstanding
achievement of the game Sunday.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK, July 25.-Potatoes-Mar-
ket. firm; Long Island $1@1.75 barrel;
New Jersey, $2@2.25 barrel; Maine, 81 rs
Obs barrel. Sweet potatoes-Market,
quiet; Jersey baskets, 75c@S1.25; south
ern baskets. 25cq$1.o5. FlouUr-Market.
Market, dull; mess. $2125. Lard-Market,
firm; middle west, spot. $5.60@5.70 per 100
lbs. Tallow-Market firm; special to .ex-
ira, 23463c. Dressed poultry-Market
steady; turkeys, 1O@26c; chickens, 100 26c;
broilers, 14627c; fowls, 10@19c; Long Is
land ducks, 11@14c. Live poultry-Mar-
ket,. quiet; geese, 7012c; ducks, 8@15c;
fowls. 11Q17c; turkeys, 12d20c; ROSTERS
12G23c chicken pullets, 15Q24c; broilers.
1902 2c. Cheese-Market. firm; state
whole milk, fancy to special, 18021c;
young Americas, 1914 @1712c Butter =
Market. steady; receipts. 1880 packages:
creamery extras. 18c; special marks. 49,
a 19c. Eggs-Market. firm: receipts, 12.412
tubs nearby white specials, 20G &c;
standards, 15d20c; medium, 17Ia "a zoe; re-
handled 15d15lac; Pacific coasts, 1870
24l2c; browns, ia 24c.
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The City
in Brief
TUESDAY EVENTS

k0tary Oiub, iunChe0h, JIayDOoi.
Young Lawyers Club, luncheon, Wash
ingtOn.
Gyro Club, luncheon, Spink-Arms.
MercatOr Club, luncheon, Columbia
Club
Architectural Club, luncheon, Archi-
tects' and Builders building.
American Chemical Society, luncheon,
SEVERN.
Universal Club, luncheon, Columbia
Club.
Republican Veterans, luncheon, Board
of Trade.
Zonta Club, luncheon, Columbia Club.
United Credit Bureau, luncheon,
Sphinx Arms.
Theta Chi, luncheon, Washington
Evergreen lodge, temple DELEGATION,
p. m.
South Slavonian Catholic union, con-
vention, Holy Trinity hall, all day.
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BIZ Times Special

LOUISVILLE, July 25.-Cattle-Receipt
wv, market mostly steady with slowness on
nehers; early top good steers and heifers.
-; lew medium kinds, s60650; bulk COM
E n3Il sno meolum grassers, s425d5.75.
cutters ana cutter cows, sid225; bulls.
SO ss down; bulk light stockers. s4a5: few
Ieeoer Steers at latter price Calves. 600;
ssseoN, BETTER grades. S41450: medium
ena tnrowouts. 50 down Hogs-Rcceipts.
Soo, l5c higher than Friday and satur-
Say SsSy afV-z20 lbs $3.50; 225-255 lbs. 50 20:
lo5 lbs, $3.50; l35 lbs down. S. 90: sows.
$40 1880 stays. S2.50. Sheep-Receipts.
500. supply light, generally quality plain
6-25: few choice. s6.50d6.75; medium
graoes including bucks. mostly SIS down:
throwouts, sac $50: fat ewes. sia2:
largely IS per head down With res- o=-e
salahle to s5.25 ana above. Saturday S
shipments. ESQ., calves. SIS sheep
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GROWERS TAKE MATCH

South Grove golf team hung up
a 70 TO % win over Rea Park of
Terre Haute Sunday at the Grove.
In the match between pros, MaSsie
Miller defeated Charles Stark, 2 and
l, while Erval Hilhgoss of the locals
carded low ball score of II. Other
South Grove scores in the 70's were
George Peterson, p; Dave Mitchell.
70; Vaughan King. rs, and Kenneth
Laucks and Bill Weber, N.
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BIZ United Press

armer: receipts. 1o.7so cases extra arsts
14@ 1412c; frsts, 1s12614c; current re-
ceipts.. l1d12lac; seconds lie. Butter
Market. steady; receipts 1916 tubs: ex-
tras. 1794c; extra firsts. 17d17hc; frsts
15dl 6c seconds 13d14c, standards, 1Sc
Poultry-Market, firm; receipts. IA trucks;
10l2c; ducks. 1Od11lac; geese, 80Ilc;
turkeys. l0d12c; roosters, 10c; chickens. IS
a l9c; Leghorn broilers. 1312c; stays lie
icas l112d12c. Potatoes-On track. 1853; ;
arrivals, 35; shipments 396; market
slightly stronger Missouri cobblers, 706
barrels, cobbiers, s22oG2.40; virginia
sacks, cobblers, eoc; Idaho triumphs, I65
Oils.
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PUT FORTUNE IN BOOKS
10000 Sheep Killed to Bind Four
Volume odyssey"

BIZ United Press
PARIS, July 25.-Ten thousand
Normandy sheep have been butch
cred to go into the most expensive
sets Of books ever printed, 100 sets
OF Homer's odyssey in four vol
umes entirely printed and bound in
Velum.
Ten thousand more sheep to 20
into volumes three and four are
still grazing, for the printing is onlv
half finished. To make sure that
the velum is of the same color and
thickness, sheep Of the same great
flock are being used and killed at
the same age.
Next spring the 10000 needed for
the next two volumes will be slaHgh-
tered
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Men Builders Lose

The Christian Men Builders ten
mis- team was defeated by the Dan
vile city court team, to 2, at
Danville, Saturday. Summary:
Singes--L. Armstrong CD defeated Jim
defeated Bud Thorpe. 60, oil; George
Stewart tCMBl defeated o. Hardin go,
6-2; W. O'Brien ID defeated Bog Pogue,
6-2 6-4; John Pedgo (CMBl defeated
Ned Harrington, Hendricks county champ
6-3 ST, ga
Doubles-C Walls and Thompson (Dl
defeated Ed. Palmer and Jess Martin, as
Us So; O'Brien and c. Sallust (Dl de-
feated Roger Estep and Norman Newburg
90, 81: Hardin and Armstrong ID de-
festeo Pedigo and oscar Montieth. 6-2
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New York Curb Market
(By Thomson & McKinnon)
Produce Markets

Delivered In Indianapolis prices: Hens
broilers. colored springers. lbs: and
up. lac; 2 to 3 lbs. 12c:- bareback and
partly feathered. l0c: Leghorn and black
Leghorn cocks. &c. Ducks. large white
full feathered and fat. Sc: small. SC. Geese
fun feathered and fat. Sc Young and
grades Of Institute Of American. Poultry
Industries-No. /. 13c: No. q &c; No. g.
19c; hutterfat l4c These prices for
healthy stock, free from feed. No sick
poultry accented Quoted by the Wadlev
COMPANY.
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Hills HomerS Feature
Twin Victory of Bears
BIZ Enifcd Press

BIZ J,nitcd Press
NEW YORK, July 25.-The New
ark Bears extended their first-place
lead in the International League to
six games over the runner-up Buff
falo Bisons by taking both ends Of
a double-header from the Jersey
City Skeeters Sunday, while the
Bisons lost twice to Montreal.
Jesse Hill, property of the New
York Yankees, drove out three home
runs for the Bears, two in the open
er and one in the nightcap.
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indianapolis Central Transfers will hold
an important meeting Wednesday night at
1880, at 1929 South Alabama street a
arc wanted For information and games
address j. r. Dean 1929 South Alabama
street.
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With Semi-P
and Amateurs

Glsnn's valley A. Cs defeated the Hoo
sier oil and Coal nine. 81 70 Z SUNDAY:
out fourteen PaWter. Glenn Valley short.
stop starred with two home runs ana
scored six runs for his team. Manager
OF INDIANAPOLIS Bulldogs is requested TO
call DreZel 1912. ring 3
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Scout Camp Is Opened

Fifty-four local troops and SIX OUT
ot-town organizations are represents
ed at the third period of Boy Scout
camp, which opens today at the
Scout reservation. Scout Executive
F. 0. Belzer, and S. L. Norton. assis-
tant executive, are to be in charge
of the camp.
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H. f. Stout, top" salesman for the
Central Buick Company for several wears,
has been. appointed sales manager Of the
Pontiac division of that company
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ADMITS TRYING SUICIDE
First Explanation Untrue, City Mar
ConfeSses to Cops.

After his removal to city hospital,
James Murray, %, of 451 South
Harding street. admitted, police re-
port, that he attempted suicide by
swallowing poison, instead Of being
forced to drink it by three men and
a woman, which was his first ex-
PLANTATION.
He said he was respondent over
financial matters.
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Tuesday: "The Hotel Built on a
Glacier" as
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. nj, July 25.-Hogs
Receipts, 1000: market Strong to Sc
higher; TOP. $500; bulk, l50-240 lbs,
Ss.e5@ AGO; 250-300 lbs. S4s5Q4e5; 100
tle-Receipts, $500; calves, 2,500 market
opening slow with buyers resisting higher
asking. prices; two cars good to choice
steer sales; mixed yearlings and heifers.
S5.50@6.50; COWS. S2509325 low cutters,
Idl.75; sausage bulls largely s2.2592. rs;
good and choice vealers $3.50. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. 5000; market steady; bulk lambs.
S5.50G6 ewes to packers mostly S575
down; bulk lambs, 81 less; throwouts, $50
1925; fat ewes $3.50
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new haberdashers' store will open
wednesday in Is Monument Circle, Jack
Rohr and julius Harris both veterans in
the business, will compose the Arm.
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GETS FISH DRUNK; FINED
Home Brew Dough Balls Made EN-
Easy to Catch; He's Caught.

w OAS~AAt AAC > Ndu&ULA
BIZ United Press
BATAVIA, o., July 25.-Dough
balls, soaked in home brew, aided
Leo Feinstein, druggist, in a sue
cessful fishing trip, but later his
unique plan did a boomerang and
resulted in his catching a $50 fine
for violation of the fish and game
law.
According to Frank Stage, game
warden, Feinstein fed the intoxi-
eating balls to the fish, which, af-
ter partaking of the morsels, came
to the top of the water. The drug
gist then used a net to bring in
his catch.
The fine was assessed by a JUS
ice of peace at Milford.
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Won Gronau in Greenland

DY DHftCn RTe66
IVIGTUT, Greenland, July Is
Captain Wolfgang Won Gronau.
making his third leisurely fight to
North America via the northern
route, completed the most hazard
Gus stages Of his flight when ne
landed here from Iceland with his
three companions. Chicago is their
goal.
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QUINCY, Mass, July 25.-At the
funeral Of Mrs. clara Kendall here
recently a three-stanza eulogistic
poem composed by her husband,
DR.. Walter @. Kendall, was read
by the Rev Rosmond NJ. MacDon-
aid, Congregational minister.
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BnUnited Press

TOLEDO, July 5.-Hogs-Receipts. avs:
mssrik 9.' lSg Csc up; heavy workers. IS 10
SIS; pigs, s4.5oa4.75; lights, s4.soG4.75:
roughs, SSG325. Cattle-Receipts. I25:
market mixed, good to prime steers, s7GS:
LsiE 10 enolce cows, S364; fair TO good
SSG7; good to choice. s5G6; calves. re-
eeipIs Light market. steady: choice to
extra 50; fair TO good Se16.50 Sheen
lower. -'N
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By United Press

EAST BUFFALO. July 25.-Hogs-On
Saie, 1900; weights above $50 lbs. fairly
oyer Fridays average; good to choice,
55e0-2l0 lbs. $50 palmer lots. s525: 23o-
ICY IDS. s5a $50 Cattle-Receipts. 1850;
followers, 200; dry fed steers and year
Anss active, steady with last Monday:
mraiSoweek loss regained good offerings,
ss'25q s.I5; several loads. ss.s5: heifers,
quality very plain: catchy trade: Sesby
KINGS held around $3.50; bulk eligible 81. SO
$3.50; fat cows. s3.50G425. outstanding
ioJs 81; cutter grades. sl506275. Calves
L1HecelptS. LOO; vealers, steady: good to
enolce, s.. Sheep-Receipts. $500: fat
amps 25c higher: quality considered:
neolum and lower grades steady: good to
tween graoes s5.I5G6: throwouts s45oG5.
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New York Liberty Bonds
Murder Trial Set for Aug. 4

LFAYETTE, Ind, July 25.-Pre-
liminary hearing for Harry Ma
honey. charged with the murder Of
Herbert Gentleman of indianapolis,
was set today for Aug. in city
court.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. July 25.-Hogs-R Receipts,
100. hodover, l4O steady; 15o-23O lbs.
s5.25; 100000 lbs. $4.9o@5; pigs, s4.75.
-Cattle-Receipts 1000; market largely
steady; good dry feds under 1902 lbs,
largely SO down; cutter to medium steers,
sS.50d650; largely SIS upwards sausage
ceipts, 900; market, vealers steady to
weak; spots soc lower: bulk nearly good
around 81; $3.50 and above paid sparing
around s3@450. sheep-Receipts, 24o0;
lambs. 25@50c lower; bulk good to choice
S6Q6.2s; throwouts, S3.506450.
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By United Press

CLEVELAND, july 25.-Butter-Nartet
steady; extras, 2ls4c: standards. &c Egg.
-Marget firm: extra firsts, l5c: current
receipts l2l3c; extras. l512c. Poultry
MARKET steady: heavy fowls, 149 15c; me-
lSc; heavy broilers. 16@f9c: leghorn broii.
ers l3@14c; ducks, 10G12c; old cocks
9Q lOc geese. 7@l0c. Potatoes-No quotes
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH. July 25.-Hogs-R receipts.
600; market, fully Csc higher; lsO-210 lbs,
lbs, s4,75d5 packing sows. sS25Qs rs.
Cattle-Receipt5, $50; market, steers steady
to Csc lower; other classes about steady;
good steers S7Q7.9o; common to medium
heifers S3509550; medium to good COWS,
s3G4; sausage bulls up to $3.50. Calves
Receipts, $50; market, steady to weak;
good and choice vealers, S566.50. Sheep
Receipts. 3.000 market, lambs slow around
steady choice heavy weights, S646.10;
good wethers up to S275.
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS sTArEMEN-
TREASURY STATEMENT

July Is
SltdtllSS s...s...... .......... 81 DOL ,uVU.uO
DeoltS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1854, 600. 90
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Other Livestock

az Thomsnn = MeKlnnon !

LAFAYETTE. Ind. July 25.-Hogs-Mar-
SS e6' o IOq20c higher; 10000 lbs, $500;
sseoo-22o lbs, $3.50; 22o-240 lbs, $40; $40
lbs. s4.55; S00-325 lbs. 81. so: i5o-l60 lbs.
S4.40; lSo-l50 lbs s4.20 l00-lSo lbs, s4
Tougns' SS-75 down; top calves, SIS; top
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HEAVY BUYING
FORCES STOCK
MART UPWARD
Short Covering in All Sec
tons of List; Sales
Volume Up.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF twenty industrials Saturday
was 49,, up IS. Average Of twenty rails
vas 1912. on OF. Average Of twenty util-
bonds was 73ie up q
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BARTLESvILLE, okla.-PhilIips Petro-
leum Company reported for the quarter
ended June so, net profit Of 81 1924, $50
or 81 cents a common share against
loss of S2,1s6,92e in the preceding quar-
ter and a loes of S2,O5l,sOe in the second
quarter Of 1881.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-25
Oils Head List

Augmenting the scattered invest
ment and speculative demand was
the uncomfortable position of the
bear crowd, which has resisted the
recent upward movement with sub
stantial offerings of stocks for the
short side. When the market held
firm today many of the bears be-
came alarmed and covered their
commitments, preferring not to risk
possible runaway market on the
upside.
Petroleum shares again headed
the procession, bolstered by news
ever the weekend of the agreement
among leading world oil producers
to end present demoralized condi-
tons in the foreign oil trade, which
has led to extensive price cutting.
Atlantic Refining and Shell Union
Oil went to new highs on the frac-
tional advances, and other leaders
like Standard Oil of California,
Consolidated, Standard Oil of New
Jersey and Socony- Vacuum rose
from a fraction to more than
point.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-25
In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. m.
South wind, IS miles an hour:
temperature, 10; barometric pres
sure, 30.o2 at sea level; ceiling. fair.
unlimited; visibility, 20 miles.