davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1933-10-15

undergoing treatment for deep
lying cancer.
The treatment was being given
u the Mercy Hospital Institute of Radiation
Therapy in Chicago. where the new giant
X-ray tube has been in operation since May.
Powerful rays from the 500 0,000-volt machine
had been sent into the patients body, to kill
the cells of the cancer that was growing there.
Physicians at the hospital were fighting that
arowth with their newest, most potent weapon.
The treatment had not gone far enough for
them to know what its ultimate effect would
be ON the cancerous growth.
But the cancer patients tickle appetite had
improved. She herself had noticed the i'm
provement. and delightedly told DR.. Nelson
about how much she ate. Her delight was no
greater than her physicians, perhaps not so
great, for she may not have realized the sig
nifcance of her words as he did.
Dr. Peter A. Nelson Is one of the staff at
the institute Others are Dr. Joseph E. Liable
and Dr. Herbert e. Schmitz The director and
guiding spirit is DR.. Henry Schmitz pioneer in
x-ray work, under whose direction the institute
has built and equipped with its giant cancer
fighter
Evening star., 1933-10-15
BY JANE STAFFORD.

:: :: e :: $: 8;
The treatment was teinp given
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swine VALUES
SHOW 5 TO 10
CENT DECLINE
Steers Slow Due to LARGE
Supply: Sheep Weak
to Lower.

Prices were mostly S cents lower
on hogs at the city yards this morn
ing. Underweights held steady to 10
cents of. Heavyweights were hard
to move. Weights Of $50 to $50
pounds sold for $3.50 to s4.65: go to
260 pounds. s4.30 to $3.50: go to 200
pounds, 81 TO s420: 200 to $50
pounds, s3.75 to 1895: I40 to $50
pounds, 81 to s425; 100 to I4o
pounds. $3.50 10 S375. Packing sows
sold for So to $3.50. Receipts were
estimated at $500. Holdoyers were
go.
Steers were slow in the cattle
market, due to the liberal supply on
hand Bids were weak to 25 cents
lower in most cases. A few loads
OF steers were steady at $3.50 to
$3.50. better kinds held I'D to 81
Good heifers were steady, others
weak. Choice kinds sold for Is TO
$685.. others mostly s4.25 10 $3.50.
Cows were steady. the bulk making
the market at $3.50 TO $3.50. top 81.
Receipts were $500. Vealers were
unchanged at 81 down. Calf re-
ceipts numbered 800.
Lambs held around 25 cents low
er with a top of SITS. Bulk of eve
and wethers sold for 81 to $3.50
Bucks brought a dollar less. Cults
ana throwouts made the market al
$500 and below. Receipts were 2.5eo
ASKING Oil hogs at Chicago held
steady with indications higher No
bids were evident during the earIv
trading and practically all classes
We're held around Mondays average
A decrease of 1900 was shown in re-
ceipts from the previous session To-
gay $ receipts numbered 10000. in
GUIDING $500 direct; holdovers 2 0Oo
Cattle receipts were $500; calves
z'OOO; market weak. Sheen receints
were estimated at $4,000; market
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Federal Deposit Insurance
in Effect Until July |,
1886.
BIZ RICHARD l.. GRIDLEY
United Press stan Correspondent

iCOpyflEni. 1893. ON united freSSl
WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-Con-
centration of the nations banking
resources into fewer and larger
units was seen today as the admin
istration worked out plans to put
bank deposit insurance into effect
on Jan. l.
President Roosevelt's advisers
realize that a sound banking struc-
ture must be preserved if the coun-
trys recovery program is to be
success. and have sought to stamp
out the paralyzing stream of bank
ing failures.
Treasury and banking statistics
showed today steady shift in
bank deposits since the war TO
larger and fewer institutions, With
a drastic reduction in the number
of institutions doing business.
The United States has lost more
than half of its banking institutions
since the all-time peak Of 30,812 in
1921. but actually has increased its
bank deposits from $50. 1854 ,987 900 in
1921 to approximately SAL $3.50, DAT 900
at present.
Mergers and liquidations as well
as the closing during the March
holiday of institutions not yet re-
opened caused the decrease in num-
Der of banking institutions.
The net result was believed in ad-
ministration circles to have put the
entire banking structure on a
sounder basis, and to have made a
contribution toward the prospects of
success for the bank deposit insur-
ance plan.
Under the 1888 banking act. the
administration will create the Fed
eral Deposit Insurance Corporation
to insure deposits of all federal re-
serve member banks and of all APP
proved non-member banks up to
July /, 1896
Most Of the guarantee funds Will
be supplied by the banks themselves
and the current trend toward fewer,
and possibly larger and stronger
banks Is looked upon by many OBJ
servers as assuring the success of
the plan.
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GRAIN GROWERS
HOLD MEETING
Representatives Arrive in
Chicago to Survey
Years Business.
By Unifod Press

~ tinted Press
CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-Representa-
tiveS OF the twenty-seven regional
stockholders of the Farmers Ma
tlonal Grain Corporation. comprising
a quarter of million grain grow
ers, assembled here today to survey
business for the year ended Nav 81.
Representatives of the farm cred
1t and agricultural adjustment adj
ministrations were among speakers.
Others included Louis j. Taber, Co.
lumbus, o., master of the National
Crane; Leroy Melton. Greenville.
Ill. president of the National EQUITY
Union. and c. A. Ward, Salina, Kan.
president of the Kansas Farmers
Union, recently appointed adviser
OF the farm administration.
THE last year saw grain prices
at the lowest point in the country's
history, and then saw them quickly
doubled, taxing the business in
genuity OF every man charged with
business management" said C. E.
Huff, president of the cooperative
As a result. the cooperative will
show a slight loss for 1882, Huff
said. 1T is. however, in a strong
financial position, with unsurpassed
credit at leading BANKS he added.
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STOCKS SHOW
UNEVEN TREND
IN DULL TRADE
Strength in Dollar Fails to
Bring Out Selling;
Steel Steady.
BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Stocks
opened irregular in a fractional
area today after a substantial gain
Monday Volume was light.
A firmer trend in the dollar had
a depressing effect on market sem
timent, but it failed to bring out
selling. and the market lapsed into
extreme dizziness after first sales.
United States Steel common stock,
one Of Mondays leaders. opened at
54S, unchanged General Motors
was firm at 3I7s, up Is. Allied
Chemical gained a point to 1873,
while American Telephone lost 4
TO 1861.
Small losses were noted in Bor-
den. Anaconda, Kennecott, Bethle-
hem Steel, Commercial Solvents,
Montgomery Ward. Woolworth,
Standard Gas and National Steel.
while fractional gains were made
by American Commercial Alcohol,
United Gas improvement, Standard
Brands, Western Union. Interna-
tional Telephone. Atchison. New
York Central. General Electric and
Alaska Juneau.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

LLOYD Hurt. a. Of 1886 Roosevelt ave-
nue.. drug clerk. and Ruth Daniels. "a. of
0S Walter 0 EasS e -. Of Chicago research
engineer, and Kathryn j. Rimes. a. Of
Alexandria. Ind. housekeeper.
aysnae clerk. ana Mary ar Jane sOf forsn n'i 49,
Raymond Harrison, As. OF i27 West
Georgia street. wareh?use foreman. and
William N. Grady. so. of Ravenswood
insurance man. and Jean Kennedy. So.
Louis townsend 81. Of Anderson. Ind.
laborer. and Marian Brown. 10. OF 2i40
P ws c s1Ffs a. 81 SOS Patterson
nue.. laborer. and Elizabeth Holt IS. Of
ioTT HoIborn avenue. housskeeper.
rr oaa s snd poSothy j. Wells A9 as Of so
y Virgil coakiey. Is Of 1901 East Mime
man q. Of 1901 East Minnesota Street
Grant Todd. SO. OF Groyelsnd. Ind,
farmer. and Mayme NJ Ball, 81. Of AS
Porter Dawson so. OF $40 West Twenty
seventh street. laborer and Frankie Hall,
20. o. si3 West Twenty-seventh street.
Carl r. Wright. p. Of 1882 North Capt.
fol avenue. truck driver, and Lillian E
BaMSh, 20. Of Mars HI. housekeeper.
nue.. laborer. and Es.eila Wells. 5s 2ssi In
diana polls avenue domestic.
Marion avenue laborer, and Elizabeth
Abel Is. Of 1871 Oliver avenue. house
keeper
Vernon D. Kincaid. u. OF i2is Locust
street steel worker. and Bonnetta A John
son. 81. Of 1920 North Meridian street.
beauty operator.
Ernest Cubel. 81. Of si7 East Morris
street. bookbinder. and Mary Van Peit. 10
Of i7i0 Union street. box maker
George B. Miliikan "a Of 7s7S North
Pennsylvania street clerk. and Pauline
Trsylor. -. OF 2s25 North Pennsyivania
street doctors assistant
John B. WaShburn IS Of Chicago eIs-k
aad Anita Lee Brayton. IS. OF 44s4 gull
ford avenue clerk
William D. Burk. 81. OF ii2i North
Grant avenue cabinetmaker and Cierda
Rosaline Fcuss 20. Of 1921 East Michigan
street bookeeper
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Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS

On MN ~ ! 40. aug 2z.-hogs- Receipts.
e Sc lower than Monday; iTo-22o lbs.
$500 sSc CO. TOP, $3.50; 2so;soo lbs. sa,7seI
ss R ps gss naesns scws ' ss
$50 light lights. l4O-iso lbs good and
S shod S5qfSs ish'geighs 10000 lbs
weights. 2OO-25O lbs. good and choice.
81 25N 4 so. heavyweights. 25O-35O lbs.
GOOD and choice. .S35ON 4 30. packing sows.
choice. 50 35a4l0. CsttIe~Receipis- a 500:
caleys. 1000 FED steers and yearlings pre-
steady to a5c of mostly ioa SC lower on
lnoetween grade offerings with weight
ana medium light steers small small: 'I arreIn
sS,oon 30 market with prospective top
around 81 better grade mixed and hefer
ing. at $5.9O@6.l5: bulls strong to ioc
higner: veaiers fully steady Slaughter
e cat land and yeale1s Steers; $4,000 lbs good
and choice, IS .50I 725: .i0O-l. 800 1bs
good and choice s5.oI I rs: i3O0-f 500 lbs.
s Common ana a Gn9i99 81 So@ lbs
S5o-Io0 lbs. good and choice s4 1865:
common and medium. 81 Soa4T5: cows.
$500 3 So low cutter and cutter cows
30 y 30; bulls. yeariings excluded. good
divn, ,,s95aa 4 az cutter common and me-
Se:zoa l.Sc medium. IS 50M6 SIS: Gull and
common. Sfm so: stocker and feeder est-
50 5os ss s c ogo1I OsO lbs good and choice,
30 SHEEP Receipts. 10 600 few raj
IAN lambs steady at s725@7 so: holding choice
Slde; warnings scarce: sheen and feeding
amps Httie changed: slaughter sheep and
e liSS sss9 80, 20 lbs down, good and
50 10 s, Is ewes. .9O-i5O lbs. good and
r C: 81 sos!3; all weights. common and
good and choice, 6q6s0. VS.
FAST
Mohdav average: desirable III 10 300
s4ssSsi 10 10 p m 1so and palmer kinds
~heeeipts. l2S; practically nothing done
on steers and warnings COWS scarce
s19Ea cr.,,, sutisr Grades sl.I5@25o. Calves
quo,ed 80 down Sheep-Rcceip.s. 20o:
soad - tr sso strong 70 a shade higher:
mslo medium kinds and fat bucks al:
thTowouts s5.50gs50. ~
By Times Special
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 22.-cattle- p.cein,s
200: mostly steady: bulk grass steers and
heifers. S5af $50: best fed Kinds elig,6ie -
80 80, bulk beef be-. cows, ss2s@2T5: low cut
s2Is down. native stockerc and feeders
n mIlSy -, - gown best Hereford stock
$50; veslers steady: better grades ss5s:
medium and lower grades. $3.50 down;
o ca'Se on on heavy grass calves. Hogs-Re-
evenly steady to lOg Csc lover: i7so- 55
lbs. s4.55 24o-275 lbs $40. 2s0 lbs 10,
s3.s5. lSo-I775 lbs. s37O l3s lbs down.
81 sows 81 ~ stays. 81 S. Sheep-Re-
classes unchanged. bulk better lambs. s7eT
I25: inside price paid more freely and
little eligible above latter quotation. bucks
mainly $50 s.25. Immature light lambs 81
=. fat ewes. sin O.. most better stock
ewes. $50 per head. palmer kinds down
70 $50 Receipts Monday-Cattle $50.
calves. ss2. aogs. o35. and sheep. So.
Shipments Moncay-Cattle is5. calves,
$40. hogs. ii3. and sheep. 2.i3s
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Births

stone
Duncan and Ruth Underhin. 73z Wood
lawn.
Thomas and Frances Schlotman, 100
Good
Henry and Virginia Keene. 20 Layman
Fredrick and Georgia Hartlon. 2ls
hospital
John and verda Piersoll. Coleman hos
pital.
Girls
Robert and Alice Thurman. 1910 As
bury.
Tandv and Viola Brsnham. 1880 Sher-
man drive , 49, rxTfWu
Schuyler and Blanch Miller l345 Hiatt
Earl and Georgiana Salter. Coleman
hospital
hospital
Walter and Pearl Roth. Coleman hos
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By United Press

CHICAGO. Aug. 22-Fruit and vegetables
Approximation Duchess bushei. sOGff
Ilinois and Michigan Weaithies bushel 81
= l.1S' Michigan Alexarders bushei 81 IS
Fears-Aiehigan bushel. siaiss Can
teloupes-Michigan 35cesiiO Carrots
Illinois. 2a2tzc. Eggplant-nlnois 5oG
Michigan and Illinois. asa soc Beans
Illinois, 81 50. Michigan lmas. 500 soc
Beefs-Lhnois iiz12c cabbaEe-rlinois.
gan. 40a 75c. fats. 5oG use. souares ssG
81. Representatives,, 500 7sc Michiran.
l5cHsi. Corn-TIiinois 30n soc Peaches
nli.luls nushel. si.5oa2.75. Indiana bushel
Tomatoes Michigan. 7sa9sc: nats. 500
soc. Illinois, zsMs0c- Onion Market
California yeIioxs bunnel, n0l7 rs: whites
busfel tf.i01i7s 1lllncis yesfows bushel
esTEoc Iowa: veiiows nfIxnei tsfi soc m
diana. whites buzhcl. $lGl13.
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SELLING
SENDS FUTURE
PRICES LOWER
Oats Only Grain to Move Up
in Early Deals;
Wheat Off.
BY HAROLD T.. RAINyILLE
United Press Stan Correspondent

CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-Wheat con-
tiued easy as the Board of Trade
opened today, declining i TO :
cents on scattered selling, Support
was limited. although pressure was
not great. The coarse grains showed
independence.
Corn was unchanged TO a. lower.
wsth the decline in the cash month.
which felt light liquidating pressure.
Oats, however, was unchanged TO
L cent higher. Rye was unchanged
TO 4 cent lower, with wheat. Pro-
visions were slow but firm.
Outlook Is Bullish
The erratic wheat fluctuations
Monday were attributed to scattered
operations, partly in the way OF
change over hedges from the Sep
TENDER to the deferred deliveries as
the first delivery day approached.
Some traders call attention to the
long time bullish outlook. the eff
fcrts to raise prices and balance
supply and demand. but routine
news Is ignored. Liverpool was firm,
IS TO 4 cent higher.
Corn Belt Gets Rain
Sections of the corn belt had good
rains in the last forty-eight hours.
but temperatures remain low. Hot
weather and highly favorable Sep
TENDER is needed for mature crop.
Farmers are Withholding their old
crop corn until the new crop is as
sured and higher prices are in pros
pect.
Oats apparently is stabilized at
the present levels, but most oper-
ators look for values to rise in anv
general market movement upward
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Retail Coal Prices

The following prices represent
quotations from leading Indianapo-
us coal dealers. A cash discount of
% cents per ton is allowed.
Indiana No. and No. s hftb vain
iump:, s5.25: egg. So mine run. s+7s
indiana No. Slump IS: egg. s4.T5.
west Virginia-Lump. $3.50: egg. S625.
mine run. Sc. 49, S'-"'
e Eastern Kentucky-Lump. $3.50; egg
90 Poeahontas-shoyeled lump. s775: egg
New River smokeless-Shoveled lump
-Smokeless-E or lump. s72S
Coke-Egg or nut. S.: pea sizes ss7s
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Ton on SECURITIES and making Suggestions as 70 pur
chases and sales.
1t not be expected to perform such services in
unbiased manner it has securities of its own 10
sell In that respect 1t is in much the position
the bank with a security selling affiliate
II stands to that house is likely
70 advise clients 10 buy stocks which it gets or
points commission in the Of undertakings than
TO make purchases from the big board" list which
It collects but about = of point share in commits
sions That accounts for the many times clients have
been loaded up with securities 10 their disad-
vantage.
From a general standpoint it is likely to prove
wise for members 10 specialize in one Of the four
branches of the brokerage business. In fact many
houses already have decided on their own accord to
limit their activities to line in order that they
may do better job and at the time gain greater
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Bright Spots

BY United Press
Dun e. Bradstreet, Inc, reports
business failures in week ended Aug.
II totaled 3l2, against SAB in cor
responding 1882 week.
Lehigh Navigation Coal Company
TO reopen two mines before Sept. /,
recalling 1850 employees.
General Goods Corporation re-
ports July sales increased 48 per
cent over July 1882.
Kroger Grocery and Baking Com
pany reports sales for four weeks
ended Aug. Is totaled sl6,l57, 1872, up
81 per cent from like 1882 period.
Chesapeake g. Ohio railroad re-
ports carloadings last week totaled
32.399 cars against 24,933 cars in
like 1882 week.
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inclined to abuse their positions the
specialists
knowledge of selling
Invariably they invited
STOCKS and occasion they actually
Running pools involves taking
and When the market them
take stocks oil their hands And they
profits through
whom unload their holdings
Important banking houses p.
affected
wholesale underwriting business Favored
would be
commission
Brokerage houses sounded
Of the Some of them
o
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TREASURY STATEMENT
Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens.
neaYy breeds oveE AZ lbs. i0c: LeghornE
&c. Broilcrs: Colored SprinCers n, lbs
up, lie. sprngers Oeghornl. ~ lbs. up.
&c. oareoaoks. &c: cocks and stays, &C:
begnorn COCKS and LeRhorn stays Sc
over lbs. &c: small and colored. 1c.
Geese. full fsathered and TAT. 3c. Young
gulneas. zoe: old guineas. i5c. EGRs-No' /
case must weigh IS lbs. gross; a deductieis
OF lOc per 10. for each ID. under SIS lbs,
sIoSS VIII be made. Butter-No. l. 74a Csc:
the Wadley Company.
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Deaths

ona West. 81 437 N. Davidson. mitral
stenosis.
hospital. uremia
Patricia Ann Collins. 30 minutes. 536
woodrow. premature birth
cholecvstitis
North Manchester IS. Methodist hos
pltal. chronic nephritis
Doloris Ellis. % DAYS CITY hospital
icterus neonatorum.
Ted E. Roberts. II days. city hospital.
premature birth.
Alphonso Drauoue. months. Riley hos
pltal. hypostat.S pneumonia.
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CHICAGO. Aug. % -Eggs-Market. arm.
prices z to l cent higher. receipts. 1872
cases. extra hrsts lsq i5c. hrsts i3T
&c current receipts. iiisdl2i &c. dirtiss
oisc. butteT-Market frm prices un-
onanged TO = cent higher receipts 10
extra hrsts 2lG2lisc: first 1870 zoe:
seconds. ia lsc. standards. 22c. Poultry
Market. steady TO easy: receipts. 30 tubs;
iowls. l0H II C. Leghorn broilers. 9isc;
turkeys, i0a lie; ROSTERS &c: broilers.
lOd l3e. CheeSe-Twins. ii14Gi2c; long.
horns. l2i s9tl2izc. Potatoes-On track
2O2' arrivals. so; shipments. al. market,
weak; Nebraska sacked cobbers. S23061
2.35: Idaho sacked RuSsets and Triumphs.
SO o00 $50. Wisconsin sacked Round
Whites. Sl.I5g2. Minnesota sacked Round
Whites 81 9OG2lS
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
PLUMBING Permits

Andrew = waltz 7oss Mabel stree
George Conrad. 3i7 North Capltol. ave
three
Cotton cOmpany Hs South Me-
r. \. Cotton Company. soz South Irving
Kari sichL 7o7e Southeastern. one.
L %ay. seas winthrop. ons-
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w all Street
New Stock Exchange Rulings Would Work to Adyan-
tage of Brokers and Investors Alike.
: BY RALPH HENDERSON,
Times Special Financial Writer

which consideration
o underwriting particularly helpful
advisory capacity providing nfoma
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Int'l. Harvester
Johns anvills
Nat. Biscuit
Pub. S. OF N. j.
Sears Roebuck
Stand. Of N. J.
Un. Aircraft
u. S. Steel
Union Pacific
Westinghouse
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INDIANA STOCKS
AND BONDS

The following quotations do not rep
resent actual bids or offerings. but merely
indicate the approximate market ieFel
based on buying and selling inquiries OF
recent transactions.
Aug ii
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A Chicago engineer has designed
new rotor ship which depends en-
TREY on wind TO turn its two tall
vhirling wings
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Bid Ask
Belt Rail & Stock Yards com. asa ga
Cent Ind Pvr I'D Iee.---.-... Y
Citizens Gas Co pfd Sc. 50 90
Citizens Gas com ......-..-.-- ~ II
Home T q T y Wayne pid ~ IS 30
Ind & Mich Elec Co pfc To. e9 .
Ina Gen Service Co ptd Sc e5 %
Ind Hydro Eiec Co 7ss........ IS %
Indpls Gas Co com ............ 30 ~
Indpls Pvr & II pfd 6Ce... 81 IS
Incpls Pvr a. Ii pfa 6is'e... SIS So
No Ind Pub Serv Co pfd Sc. 80 81
No Ind Pub Serv Co pfd 5izs.. 30 IS
No Ind Pub Serv Co pld 7se.. IS 30
Incpls Water Co pfd 5es..-. s9 90
Ina Pub Serv Co 6fr...... asa 39Is
Public Scrv Co OF Ind pfd So Is ii
South Ind Gas & Fl pfd 60 SO 81
Terre Eaute Elec pfd 6co..... 80 81
BONDS
sit r r & Stkyds SIS 1889. g.. 90 %
Citizens Gas Co IS 1882 ... &c 90
Home T d w IS iq55....... 81 100
Home & T W SIS 1919 .. % i02
Iudpls Gas Co IS 1852 - II "a
Inupls Rys Inc 1867 .. 20 80
Inopls Water Co 4iss 1910 -. ssiz 1907
Inopls Water Co SIS 1860. % 81
Indpls Water Co SIS 1870. 80 92iz esiz
Incpls Water Co 5izs 1858. ~ 100 1903
Indpls Water Co 5izs 1854. 100 i03
Kokomo Wat Works SIS 1858 70 SO
Lafayette Tel Co SIS 1857. SO az
Muncie Water Works SIS 1899 92i5 esIs
Richmond Water Works 1857. 81 az
Terre Haute Wat WkS IS 1856 a. al
Terre Haute Wat Wk SIS 1899 93X gu
Traction Terminal Co SIS 1857 IS 40
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FeWer, Larger Banks Is
Cool of Administration
The City
i'm Brief
WEDNESDAY, EVENTS

WEDNESDAY EVENTS
kiwanis Club. luncheon. Columbia
Home Builders. meeting. Washington.
SEVERN.
American Legion. luncheon. Board Of
Trade.
League for the Hard Of Hearing. 40.
Stokes building.
Thirty-third annual old soldiers
reunion will be held in Hymera.
Ind, Aug. "a. Is and Is. A parade
Thursday and daily entertainment
are included in the program.
Newly elected officers of the In
dianapolis City Market Association
have been announced as Frank A.
Simon. president: George Bruce.
Vice. president; Harry Simon. -ecre-
tary, and Jacob Zier, treasurer.
Indianapolis Odd Fellows lodge.
No. 1893, will hold a fish fry and lawn
fete at Fortieth and Harding streets
next Friday and Saturday.
NRA office employees entertained
with an informal dance Monday
night in the Antlers ballroom. Mr..
and Mrs Francis Wells. state man
ager OF NRA, acted as chaperons
Harold Perry was in charge of ar
rangements.
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New York Curb
Liberty Bonds

i5y Abbott. Hoppin & Col

~ niffd Press
Bonds.
lDeelmals represent thlrty-secondsl
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NEW YORK CASH GRAIN

NEW YORK. Aug 2i-cash grain.
"neatINo red. sl.o2i q: No hard vim
osts-No. white. 39Ac. All quotes G 4
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-22
Foreign Exchange

BY Albert rioppin & Co.
Aug. IL
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-22
81. LOUIS CASH GRAIN

ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN
81. LOUIS, Aug. 2i-Bash grain.
red. s7isdssc; nominal hard grade;
= cent lower; No. 2 hard. sTi7sf asr
nominal: hard grades &c lower; No
demand. y to Iisc lower: No. veliou,
95'sc: No: yellow. 53N SIC: No. yellow
Sic. No. s yellow soc. oats-In slow de-
mana uncnanged; No. white. 3sisc. No
cereal white 33c Wv W.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-22
Bank ClearingS

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Aug. "a
arings NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 446 ooo oo
DTS ................-... $3.50 900 90