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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-25
by ELMER c. WALLER
United Press staT Correspondent

NEW YORK. July 25.-Stocks
advanced at the noon opening on
the Stock Exchange today. follow
ing a substantial rise in American
issues on the London Stock Elk
change. Commodities ruled steady,
as did the dollar.
Brokers reported improved senti-
ment before the opening on the
Roosevelt speech urging co-opera-
ton of the nation in the national
recovery act to speed employment
and increase purchasing power. A
fair amount OF buying orders came
into the various houses from all
sections Of the country.
These orders touched off at the
outset were punched into large
blocks. Radio opened on 10000
shares at 87s, up a..
Railroad issues we're higher, as
were communications, the latter
featured by American Telephone.
which rose rs to 1247s on 1900
shares. Auburn Automobile jumped
points TO 57is on 1000 shares at
the expense Of a short interest In
dustrial Rayon spurted 2ia points to
64ia.
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LARGE SUPPLY
FORCES SWINE
PRICES LOWER
Choice Steers Steady With
Others Weak: Sheep
Unchanged.

Early bidding was Is cents lower
on hogs at the city yards. with the
market late in establishing itself.
Indications pointed to a lower range
with the range around $3.50 down
and a S465 top. Receipts were esti-
mated at 10000. Holdoveres we're
300.
All slaughter classes were slow
IN the cattle market, largely on &C
count Of the liberal supply on hand
Bidding was IS to 25 cents of on
all classes except choice steers. Num-
erous loads OF best steers were here
TO sell above $3.50. Receipts were
1900. Vealers were so cents lower
at $3.50 down. Calf receipts were
700.
Sheep were steady. the bulk Of
eve and wether lambs selling for
$3.50 to IS. Top price was s3.25.
Bucks brought a dollar less. Culls
and throwouts sold for $3.50 to Sc.
Receipts were 1900
Activity was slow in the hog
market at Chicago. with a few scat
tered bids around 10 TO 20 cents
lower than Mondays average The
bulk of good to choice porkers. seal
ing from 200 to $50 pounds, was bid
in at $3.50 TO S455. Receipts num-
bered $4,000. including 5000 direct;
holdovers. 5000. Cattle-receipts
were estimated aa 1000: calves,
$500; market weak. Sheep-Receipts,
were 5000; market steady.
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Business Outlook Good

trade indicate definitely
legislation taking hold anticipated
Corporate officials have been hetan about raising
but this has been primarily their inability
blanket
profits the of
All II 1t results employment a higher
The would important
them TO buy only from concerns which have the
proposal shorter
little
months and likely buy
the
accepted the code The proposal
and the forced
going ahead rapidly possible
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens.
Ee4NE oIeecS over ~ lbs. ioc: Leghorns.
&c. broiierS; Colored SDringers IL lbs.
Up lSc springers lLeghornl Ia lbs up.
LT5eghorn cocks and. ,LeGnoTn stays. Sc.
D DUCKS large white: full ieatnerea and fat.
Geese. full feathered and fs; sc Young
guineas. zoe: old guineaS. l5c Eggs-No /
e 5esh e9sntry run eggs ne Each fun egg
OF l0c per ID for each H. under SIS lbs.
eros swill BE- made. Butter-No J. IS q 27c.
No. 2 q Csc. Butterfat-20c Quoted by
the Wadlev Company
BY UNITED PRESS
CHICAGO. July 25--Eggs-M Market easy
prices unchanged 10 &c lower. receipts
l.151 cases. extra firSts. l3i4Wi3a4c: frsts
d,r,,as ls'i &c current receipts. @ll'4c;
prices unchanged 20 isc higher receipts
y So9 tubs; specials $50 % ac. extra nrsts
Il "a PC: Arsts, 20i. g 2ie. seconds. 1910
ket. steady; receipts 80 trucks fowls. l0l
e ll1ac: Leghorn broilers. II &c. Leehorns
&c ducks IA i0c. geese, Ia &C. turkeys
100 lie: ROSTERS. &c broilers, llia0l7ise
Cheese-Twlns. 1921 l4c. longhorns Ia,
2 IA &C. Potatoes-On track 2e4 arrivals
90 shipments. III. market weaker Mis-
souri, and kansas sacked Cobblers. 50 65a
70. New Jersey sacked cobbeTs IS i0n
BIS: Idaho sacked Tr.umphs So sou IS:
Maryland and Virginia bbl cobblers S5.05
05.l5
CLEVELAND july 25.-Butter- Market
firm; extras. 26isc. standards 26i4c Eggs
Market steady extras. lie. current re-
eeipts. l2c. extra hrsts. i2izc Poultry
Market. weak: heavy fowl. 1874 ifc Leg
horn fowl % Zoe heavy broilers i4a
lee' Leghorn 6roilers 100 i2c ROSTERS
old Sc: ducks. "a l0c. potatocs-Virginia
United states No. J. Cobblers s5l5n5 Is
ssiOGsi5 per 100 ID. sack
NEW YORK. Julv -Potatoes-Duu.
s. j0Ns barrel: southern. s2a375 barrel.
Sweet potatoes Quiet. Jersey baskets.
81 25fI 50. southern baskets. 95cW 50 IS.
tlour-Quiet: springs, patents. IS 500 Z
sack. Pork-Elrmer; mess. $50 barrel. Lard
Dull: middle west spot $500 90 100
&c: crude Pennsylvania. sl.32Ql85 barrel.
Grease-Steadv. brown. 3saq374c 10 vel
low. 3ssM39sc H.. white. 37sm4igc 10.
Iallow-Weak. special TO extra. 37aI4c 10.
Common hides-Dull city packer Arm.
native steers. i5c. butt brands i4isc:
turkeys - n soc chickens On 25o brolers,
l3m zoe. fowls. 100 tic. Long Island
ducks. goa Csc. Live poultrv-Dull geese.
eM &C. turkeys 10 l5c. ROSTERS loo
ducks, "a l0c: fowls. 9a i3c broilers l0a
&c. Cheese Firm; state whole milk fancy
l8ise. Butter-Receipts. 20 926 packages:
narEel nrmer; creamery. higher than ex-
lras z3'- aga &C; extra. % score. 23isc.
nrsts. 9o-9l score. 22'aN2sisc. FIRST. ss-sa
score. 22~ p &C. seconds, 2ii. "a 2lo4c Eggs
receipts. s2.252 cases. market irregular
sselectons lSm2lc: standards. i61i7isc.
diums. l2is l374c. dirties. i2is n i3c:
checks. ilGlIi2c.
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Deaths

George W HYATT, - Christian hospital
peritonitis
Abraham J Nom. ~. Central Indiana
hospital ororcho pneumonia
Lou!la NJ Barker. 49, Central Indiana
hospital general paralysis
Richard Deiano Rydel s months. city
hospital broncho pneumonia
Charles a Ormshy. so 4oi4 Broadway.
FRANK ? Eaton. 70. s2s CARLYLE place
apopicxy.
Emma z Bol,us 50. 1927 Broadway.
mitral insufgiency
George GarY!n Swain 70. ii7 East
INenty-iourth. angina pectoTis
Frances Root &C. 1888 Central hvpo-
static pneumonia
Anna Turner ~ as West Twenty
eighth. chronic mvocarditis
=. Matte Lou Edmonds. 80 Isl South State.
Ella Clark Sc. 4li9 East Michigan cere-
bra. hemorrhage
OTTO 4 wienke 70. 1907 Pleasant.
arferlozclerosis
Ella Kreitiein. 7s a2o Broadway. chronic
mvccardifls
Roberto Ellen Jones. s. s45 East South
ern. streptoccic meningitis
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Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS

=, LAFAY 56o Jd6, July 25ZHogs-MaTket;
lbs. S430a4.40: i40-lT0 lbs. S. 50e 3. so
l00-l40 lbs. S2.25W3i0: roughs. $3.50
down: top calves. $3.50. top lambs, SIPS.
Fl WAYNE July 25.-Hogs-50c OF :
25o-300 lbs. S450 300-350 lbs. 81 35 200
ESQ lbs, 81. 10000 lbs. 81 30: l60-l70
lbs. $40; l50-leo lbs. $500; lsO-l50 lbs.
So go. l30-l40 lbs. So 40 10000 lbs. So
rouFhs. s325: stays. 81 Calves-Receipts.
$3.50: lambs. s7.25. .cattle-steady; steers,
good and choice. S50 $50 grass steers
good and choice. s3m $50 medium and
good. S3M350. fed heifers. good and
choice. S45005. grass heifers. coed and
choice. S4G rs. medium and good. s3n 1
common and medium. s3T $50: cows good
and choice 50 50G3. medium and good
s2W 50. cutters. sl.75N2: Gamers. slN
$50, bulls. good and choice. S3G325:
medium and good. s2.5oM3; butchers. good
70 light, S3a3.50.
EAST BUFFALO. july 25.-Hogs-On
sale 900: fairly active; mostly SC lower
bulk. 10000 lbs $3.50 5.25 $50 lbs.
down 70 s4G4.75. Cattle-Receipts. 200
slow: nominallv steady: fst COWS. ss25M
BIS. cutter and low cutters. 81 5Osi so.
Calves-Receipts 100. slow steady. good to
choice. s6a 50: medium. IS 50a s: Gull and
common. S350@5. Sheep-Receipts 200;
holdoYers. SEQ, SLOW. steady best eve
wether lambs held up 70 IS rs: medium.
STA $50: culls $3.50 down.
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Bright Spots
Bv United Press

By United Press
Union Carbide and Carbon Cor
poration reports second quarter net
income Of s2.642. IA. compared with
81 254.997 in like 1882 period.
Dun & Bradstreet. Inc. reports
business failures last week num-
bered 800. against 636 in like week
last year.
Missouri Pacific railroad shows
June net operating income of
Si13i.S5s, against S476,O77 in June.
1882.
Crosby RADIO Corporation reports
June quarter net profit Of sl04 oil.
against net loss Of s77.698 IN CORE
spending June quarter OF last year.
Illinois Central railroad reports
June operating income Of s2.2ll. 1876.
against s260,495 in June last year.
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indianapolis Cash Grain
JnlY "a

July "a
Inc bids Tor car lots OF grain az the call
OF the Indianapolis Board OF Trade + O.
D. shipping point basis 4Iia New York
rate. were
wheat-weak: No. red. soG CSC. No. ?
red 19a 62c. No ? hard TIA 80c
Corn-Weak; No. 3 white asa 47c, 80 4
white, - 45c. No yellow. 43a4 5c No.
3 yellow. 1880 No mixed ala {sc.
10. 3 mixed, 80 q ale. Sample mixed. 2slt
Oats-weak No. 2 white. 2ea zoe.
Eay-Steady, n o. b. country points
taking 23iac or less rates to Cincinnati or
Louisville No. ] timothy sea So No 2
timothy IS 5OS6
-Inspections-
Wheat-N0. ! RED 9 cars. No red u
cars. No. ! hard. cars No hard IS
cars; No. mixed. cars: No 2 mixed. 3
cars. sample 81 cars
Corn-No white. Q cars: No / vel
low. , cars; No. , yellow Il cars. No 3
yellow. 10 cars; No. : yellow cars No.
yellow. ! car. total - cars
Oats-No white. % cars. No white
l6 cars. No. white I car. total. 80 cars.
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Births

Frederick and Edella Hooker 1913 Barth.
George and Leafy Lewis 805 South
Pershing
Mitchell and lydia Armistead. s62
Roach
John and GLADYS Aiken Coleman hos
pltal
Frances and Catherine Dean Coleman
hospital
Lawrence and Nina Grim Methodist hos
pltal
RAYMOND and Lorena Stafford 1851
North Tibbs
Bows
Charles and Jeanette Easierdav. 2sf5
North Sherman drive
Frank and Katherine 81. John. s43 South
GRAY
George and Irma Perkins. Coleman hos
pltal
Harry and Olive TAYLOR 2Io5 North Ne
rIclau.
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In the Cotton Markets
July "a
HHrGAnn
CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET

CHICAGO. July 25.-Fruit and vegetable
quotations Apples Michigan transparents.
bushel. soc n 81 Is. duchess bushel. slM
81 so Illinois red bushel. $3.50 $50 Rasp-
berries-Mschigan red. si25M2. Cherries
Michigan sour sll0Gil5: sweet. SI25T
Blueberries Michigan. s2T25O Cante-
loupes-Indiana. si25M $50: fats. 5Oa 75c
Caulifiower-Il Illinois. 60N 55c Carrots-Ill-
lnois. ii2m2i7c Peet-ulinois. IiaN2c
RadiShes- Illinois 7sdlc Lettuce-West-
erns. 50 So Illinois. i09 20c. Turnips-Ill-
inois. ! &c. Spinach-Tllinois 75c0i Gu
cumbers Illinois 50lt75c. Michigan. 81
Cabbage-Illinois 81 5OG225. String beans
Illinois and Michigan. Siml.50 Celery
Michigan. 30 r CSC. Corn-Illinois COO n 81
TomatoeS-Iltnois Tugs. SOC n 81 IS: Mich
igan, 75c0l Standardization Sl75N
as Gooseberries - Michigan. s2@ 2 Is.
Onion market California. Yellows hu.
SiN 20: whites bu.. So. Indiana and vel
lows. bu.. sou 90c. whites. 81 IS n ] so.
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Liberty Bonds
BIZ [ nitlf prfsS
Other Livestock
BY TNITFn PRESS

Fl WAYNE july 4-Hogs-Steadv.
2so-Soo lbs. S.ss. so0-250 lbs. s475
.eo-2So lbs si7S. 10000 lbs sass. is0-
lhs- SSes io0-iso lbs $500. roughs. So 50
down stays S22S down Calves Sc
lamhs. rs Cattle-Steaev good and
cho-ce. Shtta 80. grass steers good ard
choice So % SO medium and good. IS :
so .cc heiierS. good and choice 81 50 3 5,
Grass Refers. GOOD and choice ssN4 IS
medium and good 500 common and
medium So So. cows good and choice
81 soH 8. medium and GOOD s1l2s0. cut
teTs 81 9am2. Gamers siniS0. bulls
Tcoc ans choice ssT92s. medium and
5000 = 500 3 butchers good and light
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Grain FUTURES
SHOW GAINS ON
STRONG CABLES
Traders Cautious Pending
Definite News From
Washington.
BY HAROLD +. RATNVILLE
United Press stan Corresnondent

CHICAGO. July 25.-Strength In
foreign markets gave wheat a good
tone as the Board Of Trade opened
today Prices were unchanged to
l > cent higher with only Septem-
Der holding TO the minimum level.
Regaining their confidence. traders
were in a buying mood but again
proceeded cautiously pending some
Indefinite statement from Washing
ton.
Corn Jagged at the minimum
set. being unchanged while barley
continued 10 drop the full amount
allowed. cents. in righting its posi-
ton with the other grains. Oats was
g to = cent higher.
Cash Market Active
Winnipeg had an unevenly steady
70 firm opening but quickly ad-
vanced and was more than a cent
higher when Chicago opened. Liver
pool was slightly unsettled by
fluctuations in the exchange rate
but closed unchanged TO 2. cent
lower The cash market was fair
" active with early sales Of 10000
bushels while only 5000 bushels
were booked by the country. Re-
ceipts were 70 with cash prices in
dicated slightly frmer.
The country withdrew its offer
ings OF cash corn. but traders we're
still hesitant to take strongly to
the buying side so long as the large
holdings Of distressed grain. held
by an eastern house. overhung the
pit.
Trade Is Smaller
Trading was smaller than Mon
day Shipping sales were $1,000
bushels early Cash prices were
about steady with receipts smaller
at 267 cars.
Oats again showed independent
strength and was almost as active
as wheat early This pit had none
of the distressed grain that bur-
dened the others and the tone was
strong Poor threshing returns were
a factor.
Rye was firm with wheat. Pro-
visions were sharply higher. but
barley was weak Shipping sales Of
oats we're 10000 bushels early Cash
prices we're firm. Receipts were
25 cars.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. July ~ Cash grain close.
Wheat.No. red. 8994c No. ? red $40
ssc No hard. so@sic. No ? hard Sslts,
90c No. hard. weevily. SIC. sample
grade. SIC No yellow hard. acc. No /
mixed 8s n soc No. 5 mixed. siisc Corn
No. 2 mixed. s7iac No. white in color al
4sc. No 3 mixed f6i2c. No. mixed. 4sc:
30 &C No yellow. 47df7isc. No I vel
low. $50 i6c. No. 5 yellow 45c No vel
low. 4lM43 Fac No white "a n zoe:
334 ssiso No. white 81 = 33i4c. No 1
white. 500 sic. Rve-So l. Sc No 2. Gao.
Barley. 56W7lc Timothy-s4N425 Clover
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81 poJecIs Tor oscouTaglng speculatlOn against the
dollar
That this policy OF refusing 10 exercise any none
taTy control was the chief cause OF the speculation
which cracked up last week can scarcely be doubted
Nor can it, I think. be denied that thpse RESPONSE
ole Tor monetary policy in Washington were the VIC
TINS OF confusion OF mind having failed to distn-
guish between immediate sterilization and a de facto
return TO the gold standard which were neither prac
ticaole nor desirable and the sober orderly manage
ment Of the money which for country off the gold
standard, is Indispensable
ME trouble has not been that the administration
l. refused TO stabilize. but that its method OF re-
lecting sabiization balanced hv rneasres 70
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Plumbing Permits

c A Johnson. 523 Highland drive. two
fixtures
MoNahb-Matthew. s2s Riley. three tx
lures.
r schrreiner. 1901 North Meridian. three
fixtures
o T Totum. 1900 South East. one FIX
ture
Mason schenck. 424 East Twenty-eighth.
three fixtures
A. I. Oven geo Noreiand ore fixture
A. Bremen. 327 Gladstone. nine fixtures.
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Chicago Futures Range
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN
BIZ United Press

ST LOUIS, July 24-cash grain. Wheat
In good demand. tone steady on red
90m90isc. No. ? rcd 80i "a 30 &C. No 4
red, SEA 90c. No : red ssc. No red,
&c: No red gariicky s0i &c. No red
garlicky 78isc No. 2 red sm1tty esiac:
No. ] hard. s6isc No ? hard 87a87i7c
No. hard, 85i2c No ? mixed. 500 81 zc.
Corn-In fair demand. l02c lower No.
yellow. 47c. No white SEC No 2
white. soc. No white 49c Oats-In
fair demand. i3Hlc higher No 3 white,
54c No white. 81 No mixed.
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STEADY BUYING
CARRIES STOCK
MARKET HIGHER
Rise in London Reflected
Here: Dollar Holds
Firm.
Average Stock Prices

Average Ct thirty industrials for Mon
GAY. high Bats. low g0.s3 last 81 % up
s.S5 Average Of twenty rails II S. s5.i6
5225. $3.50 32is up ass. average Of
forty bonds 81 So I'd Is Average OF ten
arst rails % Is. ID so Average OF ten
second rails 1887. I'D q. Average OF ten
utilities 9s56. I'd 20 Average OF ten
indusfr!als 67Te I'D Is
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Today and Tomorrow
The Administration Must Make Up Its Mind to Man.
ace the Dollar
BY WALTER LIPPNIANN

Asst weeks decline the market
- Trbunes
June 10 This be than interesting coincidence
during the 10 II the
delegation tumble the
that attempt
made rejected following incident
and monetary
In rather
rejected sterilization but with vehemence
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With such situation not surprising that developed the
FIRST
Speculation had
holders
should alcohol
rush frightened holders dispose their
70 the market down levels
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w all Street
Stock Market Break Not an indication Of Weakness
in National Business Recovery Program
by RALPH HENDERSON,
Times Special Financial Writer

impression
deal legislation Such the
program discussed the financial district
all with values
washing II had fit TO
speculate excessively paid price indications
Wall had
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TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO. july "a Cash grain close.
Nc. red. 81 g2c No. / red ialigc
premium. Corn-No 2 yellow. 53iz n 54isc.
0ats-No. white. 37i7 N3sisc Rye-No.
Whseat-lNo red s3@s4isc: No 2 red az
,.o qsc Cs9oTn.~oNo- yellor 45a soc: No 3
sec No 3 white. 34Gs5isc Toledo seed
ctose Clover-Cash. 50 so. October ssT5.
Als.se-Cash. s8s5 August 50 Toledo
s5oal4e cio,e Butter-Fancy creamery.
othy per cwt Toe
INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT
City grain elevators are paving Ts ccrs~
lor no. soft red wheat. Otner grades
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so..-J3I
IN the dollar
~ " S anu
The stabilize
spectators with refusal
we-oonceved policy The hod have carried
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INDIANA STOCKS
AND BONDS

resent actual hlds or offerings but merely
indicate the approximate market leve!
based on buying and selling inquiries or
recent transactions.
July rs
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TREASURY STATEMENT
July Is
Net balance for July % 1897 os2. SOC. IS
! Int. Rev. Reefs for dav &c.. 1910 sos "a
/ Cutsom reefs. month 10 date 1922. 1856. 81
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Daily Price Index

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. July 24.-Dun & Brad
streets daily weighted price index OF
thirty basic commodities complied for the
United Press
fi930-le32 average lnOl
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4tsIsdll0II
since March !. Criticisms had passed back and forth
between two cities and Wall Street had attempted
20 make capital out of Washingons recovery efforts
but aside that each appeared to let the other
severely alone.
There is every reason to believe that Wall Street
bankers responsible for the break initiay They
refused 70 make loans on the alcohol stocks based
on their high spots. When brokers obliged TO
ask for higher margins and explained why the in
ference was very obvious that the best authorities
on values in the Street thought these stocks were
selling too high
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Bank CIearings

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
July as
CIearingS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s.. f23 00O %
Otolls so t,UVO.Ov
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Many stop-Loss Orders in Market

large portion OF the capital stocks of the alcohol
companies held by spectators when the crash
came. Many Of these spectators had placed stop
loss orders below the market 70 protect their profits
IN he event OF reaction. These stop-loss orders
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
eceints. goo: market Steady

Lambs. Shorn Basis
go lbs. DOWN Good az choice S 1854 825
100 lbs. down. Com. and med. 4.00I TBS
Ewes
Good and choice ........ 2.O0T 800
Common and medium ........ 1000 400
Evening star., 1933-06-30
Lost: An Island!

Ganges Island has been mislaid. At
least, that appears to be the case. A
Japanese photographic expedition an
nounces that 1t cannot be found. The
suppositicn is that it has sunk beneath
the waves of the Pacific. If so, it may
be gone forever, or. conceivably, 1t may
eventually come back.
Small islands, like that which bears
the name of the great Indian river,
have a habit of popping into or out
of existence. It is cne of their char
acteristics, a symptom of their youth
fulness. They come, they 60, they
come again. The chart makers have
grand game Of hide-and-seek with
them. No sooner are they properly
entered on the maps than they erase
themselves. And then, when the new
charts are drawn and their absence Is
recorded, they emerge frsm their ocean
concealment and blandly settle down to
the business of drying of in prepara-
ton for another dive.
Ganges should be somewhere in the
vicinity of 3057 degrees north latitude,
1910 degrees east longitude. The
japanese naval surveyors looked for u
Evening star., 1933-06-30

there. but 1t was missing. They
searched the whole Megalhaes Archi-
pelaSo for 1t. al In vain. It simply
was not to be located. But perhaps
II they 60 back next year and examine
the same region they will have better
success.
The planet earth is supposed to be
old enough to know better than to
practise such skittishness, but In pcint
Of fact 1t Is comparable to q gamboling
lambkin for its utterly irrational ten
dency to "cut up" Its continents are
somewhat too large to do more than
wabble. but its small islands skip
around like porpoises.
For the philosopher the current story
Of the misbehavior Of Ganges Is just q
further example Of the mutability Of
all things. There were no inhabitants
to be discommoded by the event. Thus
only the photographers will be disturbed
about 1t. And they. probably, will be
accommodated by the prompt return OF
their Grant subject.