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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-27
Drought Blight May Be
Regarded as Blessing to
Nation, Wallace Believes

ondary" to emergency" drought
classification and added eighteen
secondary" counties to the list.
These we're:
Emergency" Counties-Colorado:
Custer, Garfield, Montezuma, Routt.
Kansas: Barber, Barton, Edwards,
Ellsworth, Hodgeman, Jefferson,
Pawnee, Pottawatomie, Pratt. Riley,
Stafford and Thomas. Minnesota
Goodhue. Missouri: Bollinger,
Carter, Crawford, Iron. Jefferson.
Madison, Perry, Ripley, st. Francois,
Ste. Genevieye, washington and
Wayne Nebraska: Dundy, Hooker,
Merrick, Sarpy and Seward. Okla
homa: Harmon and Jackson. Texas:
Armstrong and Jim Wells.
Secondary Counties - Idaho:
Lemhi Illinois: jersey and Madi-
son. Montana: Fergus. oregon:
Umatilla Texas: Camp, Collin,
Cooke, Delta. Franklin. Grayson,
Hopkins. kaufman, Rains, Rock
wall, Titus, Van Zandt and Wood.
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STOCKS STRONG,
RISE FRACTIONS
TO -FOUR POINTS.
Austrian Situation Believed
0veremphaSized: Trade
Remains Active.
BY MAX BUCKINGHAM
United Press stan Corrsspondent

NEW YORK, July 27.-The stock
market was strong todsy-gains
ranging 70 4 points-with blocks o.
1000 or more shares marking initial
transactions. Trading quoted slight
during midsession but prices held
their early gains.
A better feeling over the Aus
TRAN situation, some favorable busi-
ness news and an end to the flood
Of rumors which depressed Wall
Street yesterday resulted in fairly
heavy buying demand.
Prominent brokers and traders
had said overnight that the Aus
TRAN situation probably had been
overemphasized. IN addition they
claimed European buying was i'm
proved and that smart buying" was
IN the market.
Bethlehem SteeIs declaration OF
a Sis dividend on the preferred
stock after close Of the market yes
terday-the first such declaration
since July 1932-also added a ia
vOrable tone to dealings. The Dun
& Bradstreet, Inc, weekly business
review had pointed 10 business hold
ing well, despite all the difficulties,
including strikes and the mid
western drought.
Big opening blocks today in
Guided: National Distillers, 1000
shares, 175s, up IL; U. S. Steel,
$500 shares, 35l5, up 2; Pathe, $500
shares. IA, of u; General Elec-
trio, $500 shares, 1917, up rs; New
York Central, 1000 shares, .2015, up
2; American Smelling, 1900 shares,
33i5, up "a; Kennecott Copper,
1000 shares, 1875, up 2; Columbia
Gas. $500 shares, 87s, up IL; Gen.
eral Motors, 1900 shares, 261s, up
IL; International Harvester, 1900
shares, 25l4, up IL.
The strength was general, with
only here and there a decline ap-
pearing. ]. I. Case, which dropped
more than points yesterday,
opened at 80, up q. Union Pacific,
another big lower in yesterdays
drastic market went up to 10415,
up but later dropped to 1882, the
opening price. The rising prices &C
companied steadiness in the bond
market and slightly stronger cot
ton market.
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GRAINS DISPLAY
BETTER Tone;
SHORTS COVER
Deliveries Advance in Face
of Improved Growing
Weather.
BY HERMAN ". NICHOLS
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, July PA better
feeling in stocks and cotton and in
foreign markets brought short COW
ering into wheat at the opening Of
the Chicago Board Of Trade today.
Wheat prices were strong. up 1
to Is cents. Corn was 24 to cent
higher. oats were unchanged to up
u cent. and rye held Z to a cent
improved
The advance in all grains came in
the face Of greatly improved grow
ing weather throughout the belts.
Cooler temperatures and scattered
showers were reported in nearly all
sections.
With the European political out
look improved. strength overlook
the Liverpool wheat market. The
consensus also was that the Cana
dian wheat prospects were declining.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-27
STEEL
DECLARES DIVIDEND
Disbursement viii Be First
Since July |, 1882.
BIZ United Press

By Onlted Press
NEW YORK, July 27.-The Beth
lehem Steel Corporation today de-
clared a dividend of SITS on the
preferred stock, the first payment
since July l, 1882, payable Oct. to
holders of record Sept. 7.
The company reported net profit
for the June quarter at S3,441 ,G42
against net loss of $9O2,044 in
the preceding quarter and net
loss of $3,314,846 in the June quar-
ter of 1888.
The value of orders on June 30
was $7O,436,990 against $76,345,078
on March 81 and $42,647681 on
June 80, 1888.
Net profits for six months was
$2,539,598 against a net loss of
$9,O82, 297 in the first half of 1853.
Present operations of the COM
pany, Eugene G. Grace, president,
said, are around 25 per cent of ca
pacity and indications are for
quiet third period with operations
between 25 and 30 per cent Of ca
pacity.
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No red 81 IN No 1p red aestTic sd billing
97l2M9734c; No. 2 red. 98c0 81; No. 3 red
97@ 99l2c; No, 4 red. 9694c; No; hard,
hard, ST OO12 a OF; No 4 hard, SO &c: No.
8 hard tough ST. No. l mixed. 9734c; No.
2 mixed, 99l2c: No. l mixed. restricted
billing 99.a4c; Nc, 3 mixed. SIC; No, 2
licky. 95Lc. Corn-No l yellow, 66l26l
&c; No. 2 yellow, IS : a STAG No. vel
low. 63664c; No s yellow 62d64i2c, No.
mixed. 4Oc: No 3 white. 49, a 47c; No, 8
white. 43HG44c; No white 426 4224c;
sample grade white. 39m4lc. Rye--No sale.
Barley-Quoting 58M95c. Timothy-S10. Is
visions-Lard. 81; loose. S6.42: leaf. $3.50;
bellies. $40.
TOLEDO. July 26.-,GfIE,a7in close: Grain
7i2c Oats-No. white. 48@49c, Rye
No. 2, 73Gi7 lac, Track prices, 24l2c ratel }.
%heat-N9 red 95g2 &c 10 ssG T Sd
yellow 64q65c; No, 4 yellow. 62G 63c.
Oats-No ! white. 45i2M47c: No. white.
44la a 46c; No white. 4245l2c.
ST LOUIS. July 2e-Cash grain: Wheat
red and steady to &c lower on hard No;
red CSC No red. 97@97l2{c; oI early 90 q
No. 2 red garlicky. 92Kc No l hard,
S1;01q 1.03; No. light. garlicky. 96s4c3; NO.
light. garickv, 9512c; No, mixed. 81 OF;
Cornm1n slow demand, I1ac l9wer Nc No
yellow. Sc; No s yellow CSC; No, white,
6712c. Oats-In good demand p to l cent
lower; No. white. 46646i2ci No. 3 white.
mixed 1890: No. 2 mixed, 46laa4624c:
No red 463Ac.
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CHICAGO FRTIr MARKET
by unifed Press

CHICAGO. July 2s-Fruits and veg
etab,es. Apples-M Michigan transpsrents.
t-Shei S1cTsl25. mhers-Illinois.
buSheis. 75eGsI.75. Carrots-CalifoTnia
crates sf50Gl7s is doz. bunehesa: m
see. lug boxes sIFi 50. ILLINOIS,. Tugs IS q
s5c sweet potstoeS-Tennessee bushel.
slsoGI.65: Alabama. SI25. Mushrooms
Ce0reia. bushel 81 iOGl15. Lettuce-Cali-
fo-ria. crates. IS 500 SIS; Illinois iest
box 100 CSC Beans - Illinois. buShel
bsEe-Il!nois. crates s. 50TI.75. celery
Michigan. crates. 4OG soc: fiat box 80 8
soc CherrteS-NIichiCa1 IS cts red. sour
sSc ISL Canteloup-In6iana. crates 81
IS Wisconsin. buShel. soc n
SITS Corn-Iil.nois. loZ.. yellow 20I
soc PeuuerS-Iiiinois bushel 81 S0d2.75.
Onion market. so b. SackSl. California
Yellows sIlo6i 20, California. whites
s. IS It's. washington Nslencias. Si.o5 q
lis. Iowa veilous 7oTsoc.
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Problems Too Knotty for
Solution Expected to
Be UnraVeIed.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON. July 26.-The
blight of this years drought sSome
day may be regarded as a blessing,
Henry A Wallace, secretary of ag-
riculture, believes.
Currently, its effects are painful,
but in the long run, Wallace inti-
mated. it viii be shown to have I'M
raveled numerous problems too
knOtty for quick solution by human
forces.
The danger of burdensome sur
pluses Of several principal crops is
over. This is true Of wheat,
carryover of $4,000 900 bushels be-
ing indicated for July /. 1885; Of
corn and of livestock.
AAA crop restriction activities
notwithstanding, If we hadn't had
the drought, we'd still be struggling
with very large SURPRISES" Wallace
said.
Suffering Alleviated
Acute suffering has been allevi-
ated and even prevented through
the medium Of the AAA, the secre-
tary said. pointing out that much
feed which will prove invaluable
during the period Of drought has
been saved; 100000 bushels of
fran of 1888 and another 100000
corn by the little pig slaughter pro-
by the corn loan program.
Supplies Of pastures and hay
have been increased, Wallace said,
because farmers contracting with
the AAA to reduce acreage of
basic" commodities have planted
feeds instead.
A reduction of % per cent in the
number of hogs which will come on
the market next winter has been
achieved. The secretary called this
a potential saving of 300,000,000
bushels of corn.
Secretary Wallace is worried about
the corn crop. 1t has reached the
crucial stage Of its growth and much
of it has been killed by dry heat.
The situation in the corn belt is
not generally alarming" the secre-
tary said, "but it is getting more
serious daily"
Wallace displayed weather charts
showing the following rainfall and
temperature conditions thus far
this month.
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FIRMS EARNINGS DROP
Freeport Texas Nets sS64,56S for
First Six Months of Year.

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, July 27.-Freeport
Texas Company and wholly owned
subsidiaries report net income Of
1854. 568 for the six months ended
June 80, after all charges including
depreciation and federal and other
taxes.
This, after preferred dividends Of
s40,245 applicable for the period,
was equal to S104 per share earned
on the 1894 average number OF
shares outstanding for the period.
Net income for the corresponding
period last year was Sl,0l9,0s1.
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Cash Grain
INDIANAPOLIS


The bids for car lots Of grain at the can
CT the Indianapolis Board Of Trade. T. o.
b., shipping point, basis, 17i2c river rate
Wheat-Weak. No. red $50 S9c No 2
red. $40 $50; No ? hard. STA $50
Corn--Weak; No. ? white. ga 90 &C No
white. 81 a 81 &C; No yellow. SEA 59izc
No. 8 yellow. 865Siac; No. mixed. So
58i2c; No mixed, 57q571zc
Osts--Weak; No. , white, 42G43c: No. 3
white 4ld42c.
Kay-steady. r. o. b. country points
taking 23i2c or less rates to Cincinnati
or Louisville). Timothy. No. /. sl3d13.50.
Inspections
Wheat-No. l red, cars; No. ? red. 20
cars; No. 3 red, - cars; No. red l car;
No. l hard, 10 cars; No. hard. 10 cars;
No 3 hard, 3 cars; No. mixed, cars
Corn~No. 2 white. / car car; No. Z white.
| car; No. 2 yellow, s cars: No. yellow.
13 cars; No. yellow. cars. Totals. Is
cars.
Oats-No 2 white cars; No 3 white
IA cars; No. white, cars; Sample white,
l car; NO. mixed, l car; No. 4 mixed,
l car. Total. 81 cars.
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Marriage Licenses

Willard Browning. 30. of 1918 North
pennsylvania street salesman, and Juanita
street, nurse.
Milton weaks. %, of 6a4 Coffee street.
grocery clerk. and Ruby Veatch, 90, of
1904 Blaine avenue, Office worker.
Martin De Boor, 20. of 1910 Lawton
street, milkman, and Frances Scott II, Of
234 Olive street, housekeeper.
Harry Schmidt. %, Of 8O9 East St Clair
street, truck driver. and Helen Pearson.
l9, Castleton. housekeeper.
Chalmer Bratton, %. Oaklandon, re-
eelving clerk. and Thelma Nieten. 81, Of
Leo WILLIAMS, %. of 5O7 North Alabama
street, waiter and Virginia Neighbors, 81,
Of 2022 North Pennsylvania street, sales
lady.
Richard whipple, IS. Of 1929 North
Alabama street, clerk. and Eoline Dysart,
26, Of 1929 North Alabama street, hosiery
and Alice Hoy TO- Of 2865 East Michigan N
street. office girl
Floyd Howard as Of 22O North Illinois
street. barber. and orpha Bowel 30. Of
220 North Illinois street. maid.
Edward McConkey. 30, Of 1885 West
Thtrty-ffth street, cook, and Louise
wratten; 10, Brooklyn, houseworker.
street. grocer. and Halle Thompson, g., Of
1925 West Thirty-fourth street, house
Charles Borchers, IS, Of 1925 Lawrence
avenue, school teacher, and Wanda
Thompson, p. Of 41O3 West Washington
Donald Osborn. %. culyer, farmer. and
Genevieye Sales. %. Of 1882 West Michigan
clifford Woodson, 27. Of 125 Koehne
street, laborer, and vona, SNYDER. l8. OF
lis North Traub avenue. housekeeper.
Donald Anderson, ~. Of 1887 Hillside
ayen I6sa Weehanic and FloTence scstss' a.
Carl Layne. 81. OF 544 North Capitol
avenue grocer; and Mary strauss 22 Of
Rovce Crenshaw. 20. Of 22i5 Dearborn
2427 Parker avenue. housekeeper.
William Gaynor 30. OF 1907 West Wash
ington street. packing house worker. and
Mary Roach, g. Of % South Belle Vieu
Place. domestic.
Christian Greenlee. 48. r. Harrison,
Kar fiY a Fl. Harrison nurse =
Orya Yater. 40. Of 1868 West Thirty
second street dentist and Hazel Gardner.
A. OF 3l3l North New jersey street,
dressmaker.
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Furniture Orders Decline

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, July 27.-New furni-
ture orders during the month Of
June fell 20 per cent below those
Of May and At per cent under the
figures for the corresponding month
of 1888, according to reports Of Seid-
man & Seidman, accountants.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in indianapolis prices; Heavy
hens, LOG Leghorn hens, &c 1884 oroll -
l Il to 2 lbs and over 13c bareback brollers
lie; old roosters. &C; ducks and geese &c;
young gulneas. zoe; old guineas. 15c; No. !
lie Each full case must weight SIS lbs.
gross; deduction of 10 cents a pouno
for each pound under SIS lbs. will be mace.
BGtterfat zoe. quoted by wadley Com
'' tBv United Press,
. caoAR R:5 5ay 81 cases Eggs extra N9 ars5s
receipts, 13Q 14c; dirties, No. /, 13c. No.
g. lie: checks. No. l. 12c; NO. z, IICo
abs 1TSSet extra frsts 96-91ia score 223s
23c: extras f92 score, 24c; tlrsts. o6-69t 2
score 21l2q22i4c; seconds l86-8It2 score :
24c: Poultry-Market steady, receipts, 45
trucks. 2 cars due: leghorn mems, on Ioc,
fryers, ia zoe. Drolers. l2M nc, spring
geese 10c; turkeys. lac; old ROSTERS, Sc g;
n 23c; hens, over ) lbs, l2c, under 1ps.'
lie: black chicks. l00 l2c; cocks, &c; le9-
twins, l1l4@111zc daisies, ~ s a l2c;
moderate: demand and trading moderate,
idaho russets s115; virginia cobblers,
25m1.30. slightly decayed. 81 %, VIZ
ginia barrel cobblers sl90a22o; North
walls, So. on track, 267. shipments. 337.
NEW YORK. July 27.-Potatoes strong;
Long Island sI.50d185 barrel; New Jersey
6Ocds1 bag: southern. Sl.35M1.15 barrel;
Maine. s1G1.1O barrel. Sweet Potatoes
Firm: jersey basket, 50cM 81 50 Flour
Quiet: springs. patents S7.50N Is barrel.
Pork-Steadv. miss. sl9.75 barrel. Lard
Easy-Middle west spot. sass s.
l2G35c: chickens. 90 26c broilers, i6G
24c; .capons. ESQ 35c; fowls 89 Us: ducks,
Poultry-Weak: geese 7c: turkeys. 106
l5c; roosters. 1oG ducks, Gl0c'
fowls. 1ON15c: broilers, 1912 Cheese
Steady: state whole milk fancy to spe-
cials. l8d l9c; Young America. 15c. But
ter-Recelpts 10945 packages. Market
steady. Creamery higher than extras.
25iaG 2sc; extra (92 score. Csc; first go
to 81 score. 2492434c: first 80 to 80
score. 23G 23l2c; seconds. 22G 90 &C. Egg
Receipts. 13 353 cases Market firm;
special packs, including unusual hennery
selections, 21d24c. Standards, 20i7c;
firsts. l8c; seconds, 1910; mediums. l6c;
dirties, Ice; checks, i4al4izc.
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Years Earnings Increase

NEW YORK. July 27.-American
Water Works and Electric Company
for the year ended June 30 reports
net earnings equivalent. after pay
ment Of preferred dividends, 70
SI-3S a share on its common stock
comparing with Sl04 a share as
adjusted for the year ended June
so, 1888.
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Brewery Increases Pay Roll

. 4 tHIts , VtCIUF
CHICAGO, July 27.-Pay roll Of
the Pfeifer Brewing Company has
ben increased n per cent and fifty
six additional employees have been
hired, it has been announced by
William G. Breitmeyer, company
president.
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IDS ll4fAE AAAa z
possible. 3 u :
undOub d. y
there IS an
other factor
viz a desire 70
keep the de-
mands for gov
eminent credit
help within
reasonable lin
its
The holders
Of mortgages
who have been
able to ex-
change them
for Hole Ger
tidcates b av e
been very for
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Births



Fle-~ and Edvthe Garden. So villa
Peter and EuEenis Bskss. $. Vincsrt's
J5ss7h snd Mary occ;se s.. vinceats
Jerry and Antoins;te Benedict. s. Vim
Ro5srt ard Ias Eiehsl St. vinesnt's
Bsrnard and Eizabsth Loesisr. s.. v.n-
Fsrschsi and Edythe Walker. s. Vim
cents hospital
WllHan and Mary Drury. s. vinesuts
Wilian and josephine Lichtsnhe-E. s.
Vsncputs hospital
Car sr1 Elsie Richards. s.. Vlncsrts
Ps,r!ck and Marguerite walsh. s. vla-
George ard Geneva Mildner. 1885 South
Keystone.
Bows
The and Wilma Mitchell loss Rcache
charles ard Eleanor LampeA 81. Vim
Bessdstlo ard May cOnssnsl. s.. Vim
Frames ara Mary Duesn. IS South
Essroia sna virginia Baker. MstAOdist
hosrliGL
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U. S. DOLLAR STRONG
British Pound FractiOnalIy Lower
to S5.03$I in London.

DU DUHtW fTtS3
LONDON, July 27.-The dollar
opened strong today. The pound
was $685. as compared with $685.
yesterday. Gold was $3477 with the
sterling rate 1873 shillings.
PARIS, July 27-F'rancs we're
1917 to the dollar today (6.592
cents a franc
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Wall, Street
Many Reasons Given for
Hole Bond Rate Cut
by Government.
BY RALPH HENDERSON,
Tines Special Financial Writer

IT is not difficult to understand
Il why the government has decided
Aug. 1 10 reduce the interest rate on
its new Home Owners Loan Corpo-
ration bonds 70 - per cent from }
per cent A desire to keep down the
cost Of the governments debt IN
doubleday is the first consideration
The excellence OF the bond market
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By Times Special


LOUISVILLE, July 7.-CattIe-Receipts,
100 market closing very dull at weeks
decline; dressed trade badly congeSted;
common to medium grade steers and heif-
ers quotable, S2.75M4.25: with low quail
tied grassy cutter grade, $1.5O@2.51; good
dry feds eligible to $3.50 or better; bulk
beef COWS, S2.25G2. rs; good to So or oct
ter; lowe utters and cutters, mostly 51M2:
bulk sausage bulls, s225M275; stockers,
dull, unchanged: Calves, 375; .yealers,
fully steady; bulk better grades, S4@ So;
Hogs-Receipts. 500 market, 25c higher;
21O-3OO lbs, SIS: 185-205 lbs, $3.50; 305
lbs, up, $3.50; 16o-18O lbs, 81; 145-l55
Sheep-Raceipts. 500 including 300 fresh
stock ewes; lamb market steady bulk
better trucked in ewes and wethers,
bucks out 81 discount and most light
throwouts. $3.50; fat ewes SLAP; stock
ewes, salable, mostly s5.50675O head
choice young ewes eligible around $3.50.
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Other Livestock
(By United Press

Fl WAYNE; July o373I:H0gs loc -hightee6T;
200 lbs. Sass l60-180 lbs. S4.55; 300
$50 lbs. s4 60; 150-16O lbs, 385 140-l50
lbs SO co. 130-140 lbs, S3.25; 120-130 lbs.
S2.75; 100-120 lbs SPAS; roughs $3.50; stays.
SITS Calves. IS; lambs,
STEADY to 10c higher; 20o-800 lbs, 4 go
go; 10000 lbs. s465M47O; 160-18O lbs,
81 500 AGO. l40ool60 lbs, So 50@3.75; 100
calves, 81 so. lambs. S6 down.
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Local Wagon Wheat
CBy United Pressl

City grain elevators are paving IS cents
for No. soft REQ wheat. Other grades
on their merits.
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
nv United Press)
tBy Abbott. Hoppin & Coz


NEW YORK, July 26.-Closing Liberties:
(Decimals represent thirtyseconds)
-Iibertv-
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YegetahIes-

Sweet Corn-Hone grown. doz. i0Tf2c.
Cabbage-HCue grown. bushel. 40 q soc.
Celery at boxes. sl.25; me-
dunn GoZ 45c
sie5.
Potstoes-Rural New YORK. 1oo-lb bag.
sl-65: Idaho RussetS. io0-lb. bag. 81: new.
barrel SI25f140.
Sweet ootatoes-New Alabama. busheL
Besns-Rourd stringless. bushel. sl.50G
LIS.
Beets-New. 25c a dozen.
Carrots-Houe grown. bushel So: doE..
s5c
Cauiifover-l0s-ils. crate. $3.50.
Lettuce Outdoor l5-lb. basket. s5c: tee
cerg best. 50 a crate.
Peas-California. hamper. So.
RsciShes-Ohio. so coz. punches. soc.
Fhubarb-EcS'e-grow dozen. g q soc.
- Splrach-Home grown. bushel. CSC.
Tonatoes-Hothouse lob. basket. 40G
soc. original Tenn. So-lb. Tub. So.
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Electric output of the United Gas
improvements totaled 669O3,5ss kilwatt
hours for the week ended July 81. as
compared with 651es.251 for the like
week in 1888.
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FEDERAL FARM LOAN BONDS
(By BlYth & Co.. Incl
T,.T-- &C
Home Loan

IS. Nav I 1924 .......... esS2 100 90
Is. july T. 1851 ........... 1924 10000
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
3its. March IS 1e64-44 l0l1o 1920
The latter three quotations are in thir-
tv-seconds.
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On Commission Row

Quotations below are average retail
prices being offered to buyers By local
commission house dealers.
AppleS-Fancv Delicious. $3.50: Trans
parents S150T2
Peaches Georgia. Elbertas. bushel. sl35
a. So
rarEes-California Sunkist SSf5.50.
Va,encies. S4.25I475
Lemons-SunkiSt $3.50
pefruit-Florida seedless 81 so.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iumbos fats. 75c:
standards. fats. So 50: Honeydews. $3.50.
Pears-Caiavos. 50 so a box.
Watermelons-25G 75c
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tunate. In the majority Of cases
they have been able 10 turn frozen
paper into cash at or above its face
value. They have been able 70 Sc
cure tax-eXempt income from a
government security. whereas be-
fore they stood the chance Of re-
Ceiving no income at all. Obviously
the mortgage holders have received
much more help than have the
property owners.
Realizing the advantages Of the
exchange. many property owners
and mortgage holders in all prOba-
bility have sought to create a sit
uatiOn which might be regarded
as an emergency By the government
in order TO secure the bonds for the
former and a better financed mort
gage for the latter. The result,
from all accounts. has been to clog
the emergency wheels of the gov
eminent machine and to prevent
assistance being rendered where it
Is really needed.
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N. Y. Coffee. Sugar Futures
july Is
COFFEE
Retail Coal Prices
nnn,a.is R,tan Prize,

Ire following orices represent cuots-
tons from leading Indianapolis coal deal
ers. cash discount ~ IS cents DER TOT
ts allowed
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Treasury Statement
(By United Press

WASHINGTON July Government
expenses and receipts of the current ifs
cal wear TO JULY IS. compared with the
corresponding period Of the previous fiscal
year
This Year Last Year
Expenses. s432.I76.s64.77 1887. 6l6.41e33
Receipts go. 187. S82. 666 50 136.2561S467
Deficit -..--. 244.293. 99s-24 101.360. 234. Sc
Cash bal o.. 2.477.262.65728
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Money and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS BANK CLEARNGs

July =
Clearings OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81. III 600 90
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Simmons Company for the first six
months Of the wear report a net loss of
s697 Isl after charges. against 1910. 917 for
he first half of last wear
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SherWin Williams Company announce a
quarterly dividend Of IS cents a share on
The common stock previously paying so
cents quarterly.