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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens.
heavy breeds over 4i2 lbs. ice: LeghornS.
I'd. lac; springers ,LeEhorni. Ia lbs. I'd.
lie; barebacks. &c: COCKS and stays. &C;
LLeghorn cocks ana III LesnoTn staGs a sc Sc
Geese. full feathered and ga. &C: Young
fresh country run eggs. i2c. Each full egg
case must weigh 55 lbs. cross: deduction
Of loc per ID for each 10. under IS lbs
No. 2. 26a2Tc. Butterfat-2lc, Quoted by
the Wacley Company.
BY UNITED PRESS
weak FiG pToSs unchanged sH 10 iss o%er re-
eeipts. 10 o2s cases: extra arsts. lia y &c:
1872 tubs: specials 2sisa2ic extras. &c
extra hrsts zig 22lsc; hrsts. 20 : a z q
fowls. lie: Leghorn ,5roiiers. lie. Les
turkeys. 100 lie ROSTERS. sac: 5roilers. p
0i7i &C. Cheese-Twins. 1924 q &c. Long
horns. l4i. l4iae. Potatoes-on track.
stronger: Kansas and Missouri sacked cob
bers S2.65I275. Idaho sacked iriumphs.
So so: Virginia and North Caroline bar
re- cobblers. s5.25.
PLYMOUTH. Wis, july 22;..wiseonsi,n
Discs fsss nc. 'n Primers Can g9aTa-!1ins.
i2i.c single DAISIES. i2ize: Young Amer
icas. l2iac. Jonghorns. i2izc.
NEW YORK. July 2-Potatoes-Duli.
Long Island s225 4.75 per Dbl. New
Jersey. sfGf50: Southern. s3dz05 per
Dbl. Sweet Potstoes-Dull; jersey basket
s2a so; southern basket 75c q 81 IS. Flour
Nominal. Petroleum-Firm. New YORK
refined lie: crude Pennsylvania, 81 .32N
is5 per bnl. Grease-Quiet: brown. 3asa
3l4c per 10: yellow. sssa37.c per ID.
white. 37sGii7c per ID. Tallov-Quiet'
special 10 extra. sc n &C per IL. Common
Hides-Nominal. Hides - City packer
quiet native steers. i5c: but, brands
isizc: Coiorados. lac Dressed Poultry
Quiet: turkeys ia soc. chickens. "a 25c;
broilers i342ic: fowls. i0G tic: Ions
Island ducks GOA Csc. Live Pouitry-EaSy
geese So &C. turkeys l01 i5c: ROSTERS. icc.
ducks aIse. fowls pa &c. broilsrs. 100
zoe. cheese-Quiei. state whole milk
fancy to specials. goa 2iisc Young
America. 49, But.er-Receipis
! ses packages. market steady; creamery
score. 24e. frst 90 % 81 score, as u 73s4c.
nrst 80 20 80 score. 22is 22as c, seconds
AlaN 22e. Eggs-Receipis i7.s75 c~es
market irregular; special packs including
unusual henrery selections. 70 p 2ic. stand
ards isp i7hc; frsts. l5Gi5izc: seconds
i41ifizc. mediums. i2iz iSizc. dirties
lziz q i3c. checks. IL &c: white eggs. Pacific
Coast fresh shell treated fancy. 24izn25c:
Pacific Coast standards. asa q 2fc: Pacific
Coast, shell treated mediums. 2092ic.
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Radio Dial TwisterS

SATURDAY
$50 r. NJ
SBc-K-7 SPY story q
WON 77ol-wavns King ,
orchestra
-s:t5 r NJ
cBS-Berren's Saturday Re-
wB5M c77u-Harris' or.
.wGN 172ol-Jan CARRIER
orchestra
500 p. M
NBC-Rolfe's SATURDAY. Night
Dancing Party 20 WEAF.
lWGN 40 Lewis White
src orchestra.
'WSM ls5ol-Barn dance.
Sly P. M
SYw (i02ol-Globe Trotter
cBS-Isham Jones orchestra
,WBBM t77of-Gerun S or
cheStra.
WON t72ol-coles' orches.
'SBc = Sixteen Singers Il
WIZ.
$50 P. NJ
wBBM e77ol-Jones orches
ira.
NBc-cuckoos to WIZ.
sly p. NJ
|cBS-Gertrude Niessn.
WBBM I70l-Ted Lewis ang
orchestra
WON 100 - Opportunity
% p. NJ
KYw fio20D-Giaves' or
+ chestra.
cBS-Jerry Freemans or
chestra.
|NBc-Rudy vallees orches
( ira 20 WEAF.
IWGN 1920 -MeCoy's orches
ira; Dream Ship.
NBC-Male Trio to WIZ.
BID Il. NJ
xDKA tssol-Far Nortl
Messages.
lvBC-John Fogarty. tenor &
I WIZ.
WIS (670l-Barr dance.
$50 p. M
SYw (io20l-Stein's orches
ira
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PORKERS END
WEEKS TRADE
With DECLINE
Cattle Show Higher Trend
During Period: Sheep
Steady.

Prices were 5 cents lower for the
most part for hogs at the city yards
this morning. The bulk, $50 to 800
pounds, sold for s4.70 to s4.85. prices
for LOO to 200 pounds ranging from
$40 TO s4.75 and 200 to 800 pound
ers bringing $3.50 to s4.85. Top price
was $3.50. Weights of 300 pounds
up sold for $3.50 to s475; lao to l60
pounds. 81 TO s4.25; 100 10 40
pounds. s2.e5 TO s375. Packing sows
sold for $3.50 to s425. Receipts
were estimated at 1000 Holdovers
we're ala.
Cattle showed no change for the
day. For the week beer steers were
strong to 25 cents higher. The bulk
sold for s5.25 to 81. top SITS. Heif-
ers were IS cents lower for the
week, better grades bringing s5.25
to Sc, some up to s6.25. Lower
grades sold for $3.50 to IS. Cows
sold for s275 to S375. top 81. Re-
ceipts were 100. Vealers were so
cents lower at Sc down. Calf re-
ceipts were 200.
No changes of importance were
made in the sheep market, today's
trade being a typical Saturday mar
ket. Eve and Wether lambs sold
mostly at $3.50 to So. bucks bringing
dollar less. Throwouts sold for
$3.50 TO Sc. Receipts were 300.
Hogs were steady in a nominal
range at Chicago with the top quot
able around S4.75 Receipts were
5000. including 5000 direct. Hold
overs were 1000. Cattle receipts
were 1000; calves 200. both markets
steady. Sheep were unchanged with
receipts of 1000.
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-5.45 r. NJ
SBc-John Pierce. tenor 70
WEAF.
500 r. NJ
KYw 1000 i-Three Strings:
Fishers orchestra.
CBS-Evar Evans, baritone.
WENR ts70l-Bucdy Rogers
orchestra.
WON 72o-Ksmps orch
NRc.Dennys orchestra to
wNiAo (s7o,-Denny's or
chestra % WIZ.
-6;I5 p. M
CBS-Belasco's orchestra.
WBBM l77ol-EampS or
chestra.
WON 1T7ol-old tavorites.
WIS fsTol-College Inn or
chestra.
$50 p. M
KNOB .iOe0l-civic band.
cBS-Phladelph.a orohes-
ira.
NBc = Antobals cubans tC
wEAF.
SBc = Philharmonic SYM
phcnv 70 WIZ.
WIS t67o)-Barn dance.
e.4S y NJ
WBBM 770l-Ted Lewis
orchestra.
wGN l72Ol-cole's orches-
ira.
800 p. M
wBBM (77O-Phl Harris
NB &c; Evans. songs to
wGN (720l-McCoys or
chestra.
-s:15 r. M
cBS-Ann Leaf & Charles
Garlic.
wBBsi C77ol-Arnheims or
cheStra.
NBC-Quartet 20 WEAF.
WGN f720l-Old Favorites.
WAfA0 t6701-Weems or
chestra.
$50 P. VI
wBBM t77ol-Grier's or
rfnrfwa
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Liquidation Well Planned

better could have been selected for which to pull the plug
liquor southern dry
repeal of the
The buying orders the opening
the selling which
spectators the however for they
overheard, irrespective of
extremely doubtful that the operators in those shares
probably helped the along with short
profits operations undoubtedly tremendous
public usually left holding
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PLUMBING Permits

= Wiebke Company. 409lz Madison. six
fixtures.
John Florence. i2e East Forty-third.
one fixture
William ?. steck. 2i24 East Garfield
drive two fixtures
william F steek. 24O West Forty-fourth.
six fixtures.
A. G. Backmeyai. 1745 South Delaware.
two fixtures.
G. A. johnson. 1929 College. four Ak
lures
Best Plumbing Company. 440s North
Pennsylvania. one fixture
Kari V. stahL 1908 Alvord. one hx-
Charles Waltz. iI2o Faye,te. one Ak
Meconn-Fox. Eastern hotel. three nx-
lures.
sloan-Barker. 3l4 East St. Clair four
fixtures.
c. a. Johnson. 1880 Russell. three FIX
lures
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Winnipeg Prices Down

bV Z NIFFu PTfFs
WINNIPEG, Man, July %. -
Concentrated selling by American
interests in an effort to dump long
wheat holdings drove prices down
as much as 6 cents on the grain
exchange here today, but there was
a strong rally before the close. Net
losses were Al to a.. cents.
Rye suffered a severe break. but
finished 4 to So cents lower. Oats
were unchanged to rs cents lower.
barley Is to 80 cents lower. while
flax was l cent lower to Az cents
higher.
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3 HOURS DAILY
TRADING LIMIT
PUT ON STOCKS
Curb Exchange Also to Cur
tail Dealing; In
Effect Monday.
Continued From Page One)

an dclosed at 1880 for a loss Of II
points.
Trading began slowly as special
lists were overwhelmed with vast
amounts OF orders which they
punched into giant blocks.
In Fridays hectic session. many
issues had been carried down in
sheer inertia. bids lacking in many
issues. These issues met heavy buy
ing demand at the opening today.
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Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS

LAFAYETTE. Ind. July 22.-Hogs-
4so: 10000 lbs. 81 sO@47O: 1910 lbs.
s3.s5d4i5; l00-l40 lbs. s3G350: roughs
s3.75 down: top calves. SIS; top lambs
S7.25.
PITTSBURGH. July 22.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000 market slo@ lower prime
mixed. 2l0-24o lbs. s5d5lO. mediums Is0-
s light yoSeT: iao iss bsy 0 sS ESQ pss
90-li5 lbs. S3.75Gi: rougns S3.50H 4
Cheep and lambs-Receipts. 500; market
steady; lambs: good 10 choice. 80. lbs
down. s6n8.25: medium 90 lbs. down,
S6.50d7.25; mediums. 81 lbs. I'D. s5.50G
$50: sheep, wethers. prime. 50 60N LIS:
fair 10 good. s2M225; ewes. medium 10
choice, Slabs Calves-Receipts. 1852:
market steady. veslerS. coed. s6M650.
medium. s5.50G6; heavy and thin. s4G
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CHICAGO. July 22.-cash grain close
Wheat-No. red. So n 90 &c: No red
8 s sSc No aaFs b s9g 'o as. No hare ssl
weev!ly. &c. No. l dark hard. 90 &C. No
mixed &c. No. ? mixed. ssisc Corr
NO mixed. ,ieg +sis no. 2 mixed
s6isc No. S mixed 30 . 43c. No / yellow
ssUfsiz &C. No. yellow. ssq Soc No. vel.
low 81. Z fs e. 10 ! ysliov. 477e: No
2 white. ssizc. 10. g. safe. sample grade
IS sic. Oats-So white Csc No +.
white 80 &c: No. 3 white 3oa53c
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Restrict Chicago Exchange

CHICAGO. July 22.-The Chi
cago Stock Exchange today ordered
a reduction in hours of trading from
five to three hours in line with &C
ton by New York Exchange gov
ernors. Until further notice the
Chicago Stock Exchange will open
at u noon Indianapolis time), and
run until p. m.
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"a 40 p. NJ
-Bs-charlss Davis orches-
tTa.
wGN fT7o}-sheasby's or
chestra.
NBC- Stems orchestra &c
WEAF
.SBC-Wltching hour 20 WIZ
-9.ts p. NJ
WON l72ol-AEnews orches-
"a.
lie p. M
Rapp's orchestra.
NBC-Dream Singer. Hotel
Pierre orchestra 20 WEAF.
'SBC-Fisher s orchestra "a
VIZ
-l0.s0 p. NJ
KNOX Ci0s0l-Dance Music.
-BS-Gus Arnheirns orches-
sra.
NBC-Lake George orches-
ira 10 WEAF
wGN 100 -Gentry's or
ohestra. McCoys orcheS-
xBc-childs orchestra &C
VIZ.
-i0.tS T. NJ
xYw (i020l-Irwlns orehes-
ia
Ill r. NJ
KYw Ci020l-cantoa orches-
TIA
wBBM ,77Ol-Around tn,
Town.
IwENR ls7ol-Barn dance.
-Il:so r. NJ
KYw (i02ol-Lopez orcheS'
ira.
-li:tS T. NJ
RYw liO2ol-steins orches-
ira.
lie T. M
wENR (s70l-Rogers or.
cheStra.
WON l72ol-Gentry's orchei
ira.
1850 A. M
wENR ts70l-weem's or
] chestra.
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CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET

TFNs
CHICAGO. july 22.-Fruit and evegtable
quotations. Apples Illinois Duchess
oushel 81 IS. Transports bushel 75cl
81. Observation-Disclosures reds si.75Gi so:
blacks. soc d sl.l5 Cherries-Michizan sour
SiIi.25. sweet si25Tl.50 Blueberies-
Mishigan 81 Is a250. Cantsloups-Indiana.
rois 4oSisoc carrStx-f iiino;s "a DC
BeeiS-Illino!s &c. Lettuce-Westerns 50 rs
as. Sprach-Iliinois. 75casi. Cucum-
oers-Illinols. 30a 4oc. cabbage-Illtnois.
si.2S i.5o. String beans-Ill!noiS and
Michigan. siGl5o Celery-NichiEan 20
q eQc. Corn-Iliinois. IS a soc. Tomatoes
Illinois Tugs. slGi.25: flats. 75c q 81. Onion
markei-California Yellows bushel. 81 n
Las. IOWA Yeliows-Bushel. 500 eoc.
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RAIL L0ADINCS
REACH HIGHEST
TOTAL OF YEAR
All Classes of Freight Up
Over Previous Years
Figures.

By United Prfss
WASHINGTON. July % The
American Railway Association an
nounced today that car loadircs
for the week ending July IS totaled
46.206. an increase Of i0S.9S3 cars
above the preceding week. and also
an increase Of i44.445 cars above
the corresponding week in 1892
The loadings in the July IS re-
port reached the highest total for
any week so far this year.
Loadings of all commodities for
the week showed increases over the
preceding week. All commodities ex-
cept live stock also shosied in
creases over the corresponding week
last year.
Grain Movements Up
Miscellaneous freight loadings for
the seyen-day period totaled 23s.-
los cars. an increase of 39l26 cars
above the preceding week and SIS AS
cars above the corresponding week
in 1882.
Loadings Of merchandise in less
than carload lots totaled ITO SOS
cars. an increase Of 24.335 cars
above the preceding week and 3.73i
cars above the corresponding week
last year.
Grain and grain products load
ingS for the week totaled 81 $50
cars, an increase of GAO cars
above the preceding week and 9.l62
cars above the same period last year.
In the western districts grain
showed an increase Of Sis cars
above the corresponding period last
year.
Forst products loadings totaled
28,075 cars, 6635 cars more than
Last week and 13.145 cars more than
for the same period in 1882.
Coal Loadings Gain
Coal loadings amounted TO ll3.43a
cars, an increase of 23.056 cars
above the preceding week and
1924 cars above the corresponding
week last year Coke loadings
amounted to 6.3l6 cars, &c cars
above the preceding week and 3.737
car above the same week last year.
Live stock loadings totaled 1887
cars. an increase Of 2.054 cars above
the preceding week, but a decrease
of 1881 cars below the same figure
last year. In the western district
loadings Of livestock for the period
totaled 11,606 cars. a decrease Of
1928 cars compared with the cor
responding week last year.
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Deaths

John T McBurney. $40 North Llnwood.
Armeids williams. 70. 1919 East wash
ingtor carcinoma
Richard Seeley. - Riley hospital rabies.
serman Fitzpatrick. So. Methodist hos
pital carcinoma
Junior Charles Kent. Q. Riley hospital.
myOcarditis.
Charles Cornelius rs Methodist hospital
accidental.
Bert c. Johnson 50. 4i25 Broadway.
angina petfOris.
Basil Wedding. 80 Central State hos
pltal general paralysis
Anna Blanche Poynter. 30. city hospital.
hysteeectomy
Halle Cleveland. So city hospital.
pneumonia
Leo Zc9kelbaeh. 30. Methodist hospital
accidental
Eer King. go city hospital. carcinoma.
toritis
Amanda N Bayer. u. 227 North Capt.
tol arterloscleroris
Ellis Edmondson. q. cts hospital.
edema Of lungs
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN

ST LOUIS July 72.--cash grain close
o. ! red garl.ekv zoe light No. l hard
wheat IS IS &c. No. mixed CSC hard
Comm good demand. No mixed. f5i7
No. yellow. 4seI 50tsc No } yellow 4sisc.
No. yellow. 43c: musty: No. l white. sac.
No. white Sf152c. OatS--In good &C.
mand. No. white. acc: No. white. 33l
sid33c. No. . mixed. 3la.as2cf
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Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Fri
DAY High $3.50. low s4.i5. last. ss.Tl. Of
.sSs a AayssJ5age q twenty rails 5Os9:
utilities: 1878 2s.44 1880. of 262.
Average Of forty bonds: sI;27. of 80.
Average of ten first rails: 9325. off IS.
Average of ten second rails: 1924. of
l:26. Average OF ten utilities: 55.05. of
q. Average Of ten industrials: s7si.
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New York Bank Stocks
BY Abbott Hoppin & Coz
Trade Hailed

Holiday of the Chicago Board
Of Trade and principal grain
exchanges OF the United States.
in effect Friday. was continued
today.
Dealings in cash grain will
go on as usual with only fu-
lures operations affected.
The Winnipeg (Canada) grain
futures exchange remains open.
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TREASURY STATEMENT
July %
Net balance for July 80 ss43 1876 06s rs
Int. Rev. Reefs FRIDAY ~ 367485i O3
Customs reefs month 70 date l4.394. 7se. IS
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develop and attempting to dis
that underlying conditions different
thanth the
started
following depression While there certainty that it will
will
bere expected corporation undoubtedly
vflb
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soo-w!uard Robson (CBsl.
3.i5-Vera Van (CBSl.
3 30-Bakers CHS
s.O0-Wheeier Mission program.
430--Chicago Knights CHS.
5 O0-Gnuchos CHS
530-John Henry CHS
5.45-ChlcaCo Varieties (CBSl.
500 Hale MacKeen
6i5-John Henry lCBSl.
Philadelphia summer concert (CBSl
s30-Rythm Rhapsody Chs
900-Guv Lombardo and ROYAL Canad-
ians jCBSi.
e30-Jerry Freeman orchestra fCBSl.
i0.00-Isham Jones orchestra CHS.
l0.30-Ted Lewis orchestra CHS
II .0O-Around the Town from Chicago
CHS
1900 Mid.-Sign of.
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Wall Street
The Streets Authorities Believe Break in Wet Stocks
Will Help Cause of General Market.
BY RALPH HENDERSON,
Times Special Financial Writer

happen and commodity markets when the
question asked
frequently Wall Street
psychologists rather than bankers brokers
qualified believe that the market
will
gambling prevalent and that the market VIII
he ha.tnr nth IA
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Wet Stock Advance Too Rapid

That the market operators in the liquor stocks
had been setting much too fast pace more or
less selfevdent and obvious that it could not
last The bankers more or less responsible for
putting the skids under that movement however by
raising margin requirements. Now that the bubble
has burst, there would appear TO be no sound rea
son why the general market not go in igs
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Bright Spots
Bv United Press

By United Press
Continental Baking Corporation
reports net profit for the II weeks
ended July Of s803.47l. against
s762 500 in the like 1892 period.
Associated Oil Company reports
second quarter net profit Of s443, 1896,
against SIS, 6el in preceding quar-
ter.
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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 level
based on ouving and selling inquiries or
recent transactions.
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extent
Fundamentally-So far as it Is possible to Judge
fundamentals at this time-busineSs conditions war
rant feeling Of optimism the present time, most
authorities agree. Trade returns have been much
more favorable than had been anticipated and there
have been no signs of recession although the auto
mobile industry is reported TO be taking it little
easier.
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Chicago Primary Receipts
IypIANAPoIIs WAGON WHEAT
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

City gram elevators are paving IS cent
FOR No. soft red wheat. Other grade
on their merits.
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In the Cotton Markets
Daily Price Index


BIZ HIffd Press
NEW YORK. July 22.-Dun * Brad
streets daily weighted price index CT
thirty basic commodities. compiled for the
United Press.
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
SATURDAY

P. NJ
4.00-viennese ensemble NBC1.
4.30-Joe Emerson. baritone.
LIBERALIZATION orchestra.
5.00-Park Central orchestra (NBC).
5.30-BOb Newhall
5.45-Gcne BurchclIs dance orchestra
tNBCl.
6:l5-Tony Cabooch
630-CaStle Farm orchestra.
6.45-Dr. J. Holbert Byram and Lloyd
Shafier dance orchestra.
T.00-R. F. ID. hour.
T.3O-Crosley Folies.
8.00-Saturday Night dancing party.
9:00-Castle Farm orchestra
9.i5-Oyer the Rhine
e:30-Chester Park dance orchestra
i0.0O-Rhythm Club.
lQ:30-Coney Island orchestra
ll;00-Golden Pheasant orchestra fNBC)
ll;30-Lotus Gardens orchestra tNBCl.
1900 Midnight-Castle Farm orchestra.
4. NJ.
y Equalization orchestra.
l:00-Club Crosley.
200-Sign of
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Speculate on Break Cause

The market was to be opened only
between 11:45 and noon, to permit
traders holding privileges to exer-
else them.
Other domestic markets. which
followed Chicago Board of Trade
directors Friday in ordering suspen-
sion after the unprecedented COL
lapse Of the previous two days, also
closed today They were at Kansas
City Minneapolis, and Duluth. Win
nipeg and Liverpool were to remain
open.
With the weekend of inactivity.
traders speculated as to cause of
the greatest grain price break in
the local boards history.
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Grain Trading Suspended

bU WFTfU FFfFs
CHICAGO, July 22.-Futures trad
ing on the Chicago grain markets
were suspended again today. the
second successive day that inactiv-
ity has prevailed in the pits where
wheat slumped 80 cents in Wednes-
day and Thursdays wild sessions.
Lard and provisions futures mar
kets also were closed. Trading con-
tinued as usual in cash grain and
cotton.
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Bank CIearings

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
-Iffiv %
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Restrictions on Monday

Almost to man they agreed 1t
could be traced to wild speculative
efforts on the part of small dealers
and public. They also spoke some
what vaguely of eastern interests"
which previously had dealt only in
the stock market. of entering the
grain pits.
When the market reopens Mon
day, all grain prices will be under
restrictions. Wheat and rye will be
limited to range of cents from
the previous close. corn and barley,
cents, and oats to 4 cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-20
WATERBURY HAS MADE PROTEST
 TO WAR DEPT.
Wm. M. Harris s e n d s Word to Congressman GOss in Regard to the Woodland Army

William M. Harris, director of the forestry service enrolment at Waterbury to-day forwarded a telegram to Congressman Edward w. Goss at Washington asking that he contact the war depart ment regarding the establishment of an office for the examination of candidates in this city. Mir Harris action followed receipt by him of communication from the commander of the First Corps Area at Boston that examination headquarters would be located at Hartford and New Haven.
 A copy of MT Harris telegram to Congressman Goss reads a fol-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-20
Seven Who Opposed
 The Measure Were
 All Republicans
Bill Sent to the Expressing Clerk and Later To-day Will Go to Governor Cross For His Signature
BEER CANNOT BE SOLDIN
 STATE UNTIL MADE LEGAL

Hartford Conn, April 2O-(UP)-The senate this af- ernoon passed the central control beer bl 27 to and under suspension of the rules to the expressing clerk immediately.
 The bill passed in the house Tuesday. It will reach Governor Wilbur L. Cross whose spirited fight secured it's adoption plans for county and town control later to- day. is expected the governor will sign the inn medately
 The votes against the all cast by republicans Those who voted against passage How ard Alcon, Sueld Walter H. Goodrich East Haven; John F. Lynch, West Haven Cornelius C. Costello Groon; Ray L. Harding, Lyme; Sanford Osborne Danbury; and John D. Milne, Norwak. Senator Norham Wright, Centerbrook who is ill., was absent
 Passage of the bill make it extremely unlikely that beer will be available in the state Tuesday, sale will be prohibited until the commission is set up and the prOcaims beer legal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-20
INDIAN MOUNDS IN CONN. BEING
 INVESTIGATED
One Was Discovered on Estate of Cecil Holm, New York A c tor, At Weston

Weston, Conn, April 2O-Discov- cry of an Indian mound on the es- tate of Cecil Holm, New York ac- tor, to-day was expected to reveal to scientists valuable information concerning the life and habits of early tribal settlers of western Connecticut. The mound. discov- cred by Boy Scouts. attracted the attention of Remington Schuyler, Westport artist and student of 1n- dian lore. who interested expedi- tions from Yale's Peabody museum and the Heye foundation of New York, sponsor of the Museum of the American Indian of New York.
 Excavations now are being made on the estate of Mrs Bessie Fisher at Cannondale, Wilton. where a similar discovery recently was made