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BERGEsoN NAMED AUDITOR

C. T. Bergeson, former assist
ant auditor and junior clerk of the
Standard Oil Company of Indiana,
has been appointed general auditor.
according to an announcement made
today. w. D. Roberts will con-
tinue as assistant treasurer.
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LOCAL Cash MARKET
On Commission ROO

Quotations below are average wholesale
prices being offered to buyers by local
commission dealers.
Dacks 5b 66x GaP cq Mch s
Emperors. 27-lb. box, 50. Crabapples,
Michigan hyslops- bushel. s1.85. Persim-
mons, Indiana. IL qts GOO. Pears, New
York. Bartlets. bushel. $3.50. Avacados,
box. $3.50. ounces, bushel, So. Bananas.
pound, SC; pineapples. crate. IS; size 80.
Apples. maiden blush, $3.50; northern spys.
sf.35; Indiana jonathans. S1.35; grimes
golden. s1.50G1.75. MELONS. California
honey dews S2.25.
vEGETABLES-cabbag Northern Dam
ish, 50-lb. bag, Coo; red, pound, &c.
onions, Idaho, sweet Spanish large. 50-lb.
bag, Sl40; Michigan. yellow. Sl15; white.
boilers. 10-lb. bag. 35c; western white. So
ID. bag: Sis. Potatoes. New Jersey Cob
white. -IOo-ib; bag. ST; ohioS, lOo-lb. bag,
potatoes. Indiana Jerseys, bushel s1.50:
Indiana Nancy Halls, bushel. 81. Beans.
round stringless. bushel, s1.75. Beets.
dozen. zoe; Carrots. homegrown. dozen,
35c. Caulihower. crate. S1.75. Celery.
Michigan. medium, dozen. 40c; jumbo.
dozen, Csc. hearts, bunch. 90c. Cucumbers.
dollhouse. dozen. 1.25. Endive, dozen. 40c.
Egg plant, dozen. Use. Kale. homegrown.
bushel, Soc. Lettuce. outdoor. l5-lb. bas-
fG1sn Soc Parsley n6 605sn 25S
broadleaf bushel. Soc RadiShes, dozen.
Soc Tomatoes. outdoor, l2-lb. basket, 45c;
bushel. $50. Turnips home grown. dozen
20ci pumpkins. dozen. 81 IS.
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REICH TRADE SHRINKS


BERLIN, NOV. 3.-An unfavorable
trade balance OF 247OO.0o0 marks
vas shown by Germany during the
first nine months Of the year. ac-
cording 10 an analysis made today.
During the same period gold and
foreign exchange reserves fell by
1900 900 marks and now amount
to only $4,000 900 marks. the Ipsti-
tute Of Business Research pointed
ont
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Other livestock

FIT. WAYNE. Nov. 3.-Hogs-Steady 70
70 cents higher 2so,soo iosss sS:75i 2 5So
lbs. ss25; i60-is0 lbs. IS: 3o0-s50 lbs.
ss,25. iso-iso lbs. 81 So i4Q-ls0 lbs.
i0O-i70 lbs x37S: roughs $50; stays.
s7.7s. CalveS-s7. Lanbs-s6-25.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
By Abbott, Proctor 81 Paine)
Treasury Statement
by United Press

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-Government
expenses and receipts for the current
fiscal year to Nov. l, compared with the
corresponding period Of the previous
fiscal year:
This Year Last Year
Expenses S7292, oo3, 313 OF 81. 453. $40, 442 II
Receipts 1921. 1856, 746.00 e61. 78i OPS. 90
Deficit . 1910, 1871, 567.07 491 ,54e 4l5.72
Cash Bal 1882 109.07l.o5
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d. hALEH hENUEhSHO1
Times Special Writer.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3-The In
4 vestment Bankers of America
have decided to follow the lead of
the American Bankers Association
in getting behind the government in
its efforts to pull the country out of
the depression. This is an important
step, for the nation needs long-term
funds fully as much as, if not more
than, it needs the Short term loans
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Banks to Abandon Plan
for Nation Wide Service
Charge ON Small Account
Banking Code Committee Notifies NRA That Group
Agrees to Dropping Entire Section Relating
to Trade Practices.
seripps-Ho,rqrd Netcspqper Alliance

WASHINGTON, Nov ga bankers plan to install a
nationwide schedule of banking service charges has been
quietly abandoned The plan stirred storm of protest when
circulated year ago by the bankers code committee Cen
era Hugh S. Johnson Indignantly denied he had approved
the proposed schedule of fees The proposition hung mid
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f1uence to get congress to modify
the laws under which they are now
operating they stand ready to put
their shoulders to the wheel to help
the recovery along.
q
THE attitude of the investment
l. bankers is sound from a prac-
teal standpoint, assuming they are
as sincere as they claim to be. 1t is
true that they are greatly handi-
capped in the issuance of securities.
1t also probably is true that they
would like to make a great many
more long-term loans to business
than they do. The more loans they
make the greater their profits. In a
sense their position resembles that
of a merchant more than it does
that of a banker. They buy at
wholesale and resell at retail. They
use their own or borrowed funds
only during the process of diStri-
button.
The investment bankers declare
that they have plenty of money to
loan to business. They mean by
this that the market now is suffi-
GENTLY good to absorb all the securi-
ties that business concerns need to
sell to finance their operations. This
is decided encouraging, for it means
that the markets finally have gotten
over the indigestion caused by the
huge amounts of securities put on
the market in the last year or so
of the boom.
ID OBERT T. CRANE, the newly
N elected president of the Invest
ment Bankers Association of Amer
lea. announced he would appoint a
committee to consult with the
President or his lieutenants on all
investment banking matters. This
was businesslike step. 1t makes
it possible to bring about the great
est amount of cooperation between
the government and the bankers.
But there is very little this COM
mittee can do, except, perhaps, to
help provide the facts and argu-
ments which may or may not lead
to revision of the Securities Act, the
one stumbling block to the resump-
ton of long-term lending. 1t can
not make agreements to speed lend
ing, for it could not make good on
its promises.
= n
TN making the point that business
l. people are to blame for the lack
of long-term financing the invest
ment bankers are taking a page
from the American Bankers Asso-
cations book which they can not
use. 1t is rather obvious that it
does not accurately represent the
actual situation, except that bust
ness people are unwilling, unless put
to it, to assume the obligations i'm
posed on them by the Securities Act
any more than are the bankers.
They are all in the same boat, and
it is uniting that the bankers
should lay the blame on business
men.
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Retail Coal Prices
DOMESTIC RETAIL PRICES

The following prices represent quotations
from leading Indianapolis coal dealers.
ascent carrying charge per ton viii be
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Other Lines Pick Up

Despite the drop in stock market
business, other lines showed some
signs of a pickup. Steel operations
rose more than point on orders
from the automobile industry, which
in turn was stepping up produc-
ton. Electricity output rose to the
best level since July %. Car load
ings declined only slightly more
than seasonal.
Ordinarily those things, together
with long list of fairly good third
quarter reports. retention of the So
cent token dividend on United States
Steel preferred stock, and a long list
of extra dividends would have
brought an active rally. However,
no trader wanted to make commit
ments in advance of election despite
clear indications of the outcome.
Railroad shares had a sinking
spell for a time when a few shares
were offered, butt they rallied later.
Oils f1rmed on practical breakup of
the gasoline war Utilities dipped
with Consolidated Gas for a time,
but came back. Mercantile issues.
notably those of companies in re-
turnover. Tobaccos gained on out
look for higher earnings.
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Money and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

Clearings .............S2 280 900 90
Debts .................' 6751 900 90
Ciearings for the week -. 1924, 900 90
Debts for the week 49,. 81 $40. 90
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Stock Studies

The Electric Bond 81 Share Com
pany has helped in the organization
of many leading utility holding
companies including American 81
Foreign Power, American Power g.
Light, Electric Power g. Light, and
United Gas Corporation.
The company still acts in super
viSing capacity of utility holding
companies and its income is derived
principally from supervision services
as we'll as from interest and divi-
dends from investments in these
companies.
FINANCIAL DATA
Sept 80 1884,
Common stock is par 5,267l47 shares.
Preferred stocks ..-.-........ sI45, 565. 500
SURPRISES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sl,O4O,l60
Investments -------.-.--...-... 507.189O 62
Cash and securities .........-. H.64l .292
Net working capital. 39.lS0,96S
During the twelve months ended
Sept. 80, investment increased nearly
ST goo, 900, but cash and securities
we're about 100000 less and net
working capital $1,000, 900 less. Sur
/ HA0NC0 NNAN bAAN
same. On Sept. 30, the net asset
value of the common stock based
on the market value of the invest
mentS held was 1896.
Electric Bond g. Share has kept
out of the red although earnings
dropped to A cents on the common
in 1888 and TO 80 cents for the
twelve months ended Sept. 80. 1884.
No dividends are paid on the
common.
The company was originally in
corporated in New York in 1905 and
incorporated in its present form in
1925. All classes of stock have I'M
listed privileges on the New York
Curb Exchange. while the common
is also listed on the Philadelphia
/ Stock Exchange and traded on the
San Francisco Curb. The common is
/ currently selling at around 99s on
the New York Curb.
/ All Rights Reserved. Winchester Institute
/ OF Finance. Winchester. Mass
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Daily Price Index
By United Press

NEW YORK, Nov 3.-Dun & Brad
streets daily weighted price index Of
thirty basic commodities compiled for the
United Press: l930l93l average 100
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Cash Grain
(Bv United Press


NO; : red ; /. Ns. - h a $i:oz;
Ijcky old c9rnmNo n.i yellow, 81 Ne;
corn-No. 2 yellow, 80A 6l80hc; No. 3
7824c; No. white, 83lac. Oats-No. 3
white 53sA@54Ac. Barley--Quotable 75c
Q$1.15 Timothy-$1650@ Cloyerseed
-S15@18.75. Soy beans-No. yellow, 80
$50 country station commission basis
Buckwheat-No. 2. S1.25. Cash provisions:
Lard. $1,000; loose, 1892; leaf, $40; bellies,
$3.50.
TOLEDO, Nov. 3-Grain Close, In ele,-
vators transit billing: Wheat-No. 2 red,
$sI.ol1s@1o.2,g: Corn1No. 2 yellow, $40 3
No. 2, 75@76c. track prices. 2412c
rate Wheat-No: red. s71a CSC; No. 2 2
80l2c: No. yellow. 77la 680c. Oats-No.
l white, 5412 q SEC: No. white, 54G 581 2c.
LOCAL CASH MARKET
City grain elevators are paying s8 cents
for No. 2 soft red wheat. Other grades
on their merits Cash corn No. yellow
SO cents. and oats 43 cents.
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Home Owners Loan Corporation
IS May l. 1921 .......... 97.27 9s
As July !, 1851 ............. 1915 99.l
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
GAS March IS, 1964-44. .... 10010 100.20
IS March /, 1924 ........ 1925 1871
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Chicago Stocks
(By Abbott. Proctor & Painel
u. s. Bonds
By United Press

NEW YORK. Nov. 3-Closlng Liberties.
CDecimals represent thirty seconds)
Liberty
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.--Stocks con-
tinued to advance today in light
turnover. Gains ranged to a point
in the main list, while special issues
had advances running to more than
4 points. Budd Manufacturing Com
pany was the most active issue on
the board. 1t reached 5A, up l,
while the preferred touched 49,,
up Az. Budd is the builder Of the
famous Chicago, Burlington g.
Quincy Zephyr.
Several issues made new tops for
the year, including American SUI
matra Tobacco at 2214, up u; Uni
versal Leaf Tobacco 581s, up 29s;
Wilson preferred OLE, up l; Coca
Cola 144l5, up 2; McCrory B 6h,
up u, and the preferred 56ss, up
rs.
Oil shares continued in fair de-
mand. Building issues were better,
especially the Celotex group. Schen-
| ley gained nearly a point in the
wet division. Noranda continued to
rally in the Colds. General Ameri-
can Transportation was up nearly
point in the railroad equipments.
American Wooden preferred jumped
nearly points in the textiles, where
Celanese was up fractionally. Sill
vers were barely changed.
Week in Review
Net results of this week on the
Stock Exchange were practical neg
lect of the leading stocks which
barely moved, and gains in special
issues for special reasons.
Trading continued on light ba-
Sis-around a half million shares a
day for full sessions. Other mar
kets also we're dull Bonds were
higher on the week. The dollar
gained against gold currencies to
the point where gold shipment
| left France for New York. COM
modities we're mixed with a sub
stantial gain in grains sufficient to
lift the United Press index nearly
point.
A feature of the week was sharp
decline in the price of Stock Ex-
change seats. The latest sale was
for $4,000, a decline of $4,000 for
the week. That was a new low since
1882 and, except for that year, when
the low was $4,000, it was a new
minimum since 1919, when seat
| sold at 100000.
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FEDERAL FARM LOAN BONDS
NeW York Bonds

(By Fenner & Beane)
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Latest Stock, Bond and
Commodity. Quotations
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IN WHICH downtown furniture store win
santa find whole floor devoted to the
any boy or girl? COLONIAL. a. South
Meridian, OF counsel
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GIFTS FOR BROTHER
Observation-Disclosures

MEMS OXFORDS and high schoes: styled
the. best, good material. 80 %: all sizes
and widths. SHOUTS. 3lS Mass. Ave.
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SAVE TINE and vorrY bY installing a
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SLIDE TROMBoNE-Conn silver plated. in
case. S25. CARLIN MUSIC. ali Mass.
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SIS Auto Loans
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Sc Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
2sS4-M
Application OF Howard Sober Inc Lam
sing. Mich. for certificate to operate
motor vehicles as . common carrier Of
towns over Highways 81 42T /. "a, 81, 9.
). ;, io5, 40. A. 81, Is 81 ~ %. so. 81.
slW. 3, SO. z. II. 20. 4s. 46. 40. z. So. ~,
$50, 81. IS. g.
Notice IS hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing IN this cause in Rooms OF the
Commission. +0l State House. Indianapolis,
Ind. a. m, Tuesday. January s. 1885.
Public participation is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY RUSSELL p. KEHOE
indianapolis Ind
December 10. 1894.
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BROOKs1DE ICE AND COAL Co. CH-i5s7
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coal for 1916 per ton.
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GIFTS FOR HER
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81. BEAUTE-ARTES. COL Roosevelt Bldg.
BEAUTY S2gEs E A ssSS fe &dp Ro st
welt Bldg.
IS GOOD ODD CHAIRS s. piece.
NEW r. C. A. RADIos-DoubIe trade-in
allow. R. & R. STORES. 225 E. Wash.
PERMANENT wAvE-Gorgeous curIs. 81
comp. BEAUTY MART. Ill. g Mkt.
only 81. PLATT STUDIOS 7os Roose-
yeIt Bldg.
HOSIERY at all prices. NOSES WOLF.
30 N. Delaware st. L1-03l7.
LADIES' sHOES-Pumps, ties
And straps. all styles. all sizes. 81 80
While they last. -.-...........-
scHIFF'S SHOE STORES. $40 E. Wash.
100 S. H.. 2o3 w. Wash. 259 E. Wasn'
BUY your Xmas Gifts now on our liberal
charge account plan Pay ss nexT f,,i year'
Lyric Theater Bldg.
HOSE-Ladies' silk. full fashioned. 3yc up.
VOLTS. 1914 N. Senate. 1908 N. ILLINOIS.
CHINAwARE-Gifts ovenware,- casseroles.
pie plates specials. Csc to 49c. CHINA
STORE. S61 w. Wash. st.
HOW about a Permanent? LOU ANN
BEAUTY SHOP. 220215 Shelby. Anna
Gruner. DR-7334.
MADAM LA FORD'S Incompatible Won
der (Tissuel cream on sale at HOOKS
DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES.
VAN-HUNTER'S push UP permanent wave.
So VAN-HUNTER BEAUTY SHOP.
RI-5ss2.
ASK MRS. ABEL Esprit glamour Spirit
of Love- Flower in BOTTLE PERFUME
SHOP, E. Market. RI-566O.
FANCY liv. nm. and boudoir pillows;
feather fill. MRS. LETT, S. E. cor.
Meridian and Ohio.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-12

BIRDS AND cAGE-TdeaI gifts for her
WILCOX PET SHOP. 1909 Central RI
1917
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-12

WoMENs Capeskin Gloves. slp-on style.
sse. J. c. PENNEY CO.. nc. 80 z.