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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
Other Livestock


CHICAGO, July Clogs Receipts. 28,-
600. including $4,000 directs, moderately
psokng W som sead P 2So 49, Fsq5
$50; top. $500 17O-2IO lbs, S41OG475;
pa lights $35o@ Pies PaGS
b sg good and ID" choice s gao fG gh
weights, 10000 lbs. good and choice
So goa 20; medium weights, 2O0-250 lbs
25O-35O lbs. good and choice, S4.75049 90
packing .SoWs 275-550 lbs, medium and
fhoo eood 509 c66cs sa y
Receipts. % O0O calves. 5000: fed steers
and yearings weak TO Csc lower; mostly
IS a 25c of largely steers and yearling
tonnage liberal: early TO weighty steers,
$lo25; most sales $7M9; yearling heifers
$3.50; cows steady to weak; bulls strong;
common killing steers relatively scarce
900 lbs. good and choice S5.75m8.25; 900
100 lbs, good and choice. S6m so; HOO
l9 56o good and ch9ce $6S !? 49,
1910; 550-1,30 lbs. common and medium
So. 756 so; heifers, 550-750 lbs. good ana
choice. $5.25@7; common and medium,
and medium, S2.5Om3.75; low cutter and
cutter cows s125m25O bulls. yearlings
excluded, good. beef 325g4; cutter. com;
and choice, s45O@6; medium, 50 5O0 $50;
Gull and comm on. S2.50G $50; stocker and
and choice -$4a $50: common and medium
50 50d4. Sheep-Receipts, $4,000; lambs
and yearIngs. opening slow; lower bids
ing s8d625 on desirable natives; choice
Westerns and few best natives held around
S.. So sheep steady; few ewes. Sl@ ? Is;
slaughter sheep and lambs: Lambs 80 lbs
down good and choice, $7.65dS.5O; com
mon and medium, S6m 7.75: ewes. 9O-150
lbs. good and choice, l.50Q2.25; all
LAFAYETTE, july ,.9-Hogs- Market,
10000 6s $3.50 p6 8os6 6s ??
175-l80 lbs. s4.45; 16O-170 lbs s435 150-
100 lbs, 1915 l4o-l5o lbs, $3.50. 130-
?o2ghs 81 down tor calves s. ye3Tins
Laps 81 ySTng l2m9s S6g ~
s99-@g s4 rs !0S 3' 5S3isS rs rs
S3IO: l2O-I3O lbs, S275; i0Q-l2O lbs, 50 So
roughs. $3.50; stays, s1.75. Calves. S.
NO. -o-,-a, -. BY Times Special nm.
mand fairly broad from local Killers
a a1de fu2 sesdv on a 5saghe casse
sala6le mostly. $3.50 s. early top. s. for
esh down to aTound s256 BULK paner
S ar sn 0fs s82 sood heg Ds
higher: low cutters and cutters, sIG225:
sausage bulls mostly SO down; light Here
inferior to common natives. s22503.50
Calves. 800. including. sixtv-four stock
81 4 So few strictly choice handy weights
higher. medium. and lower grades. s46
So few strictly choice handy weights
higher: medium and lower grades SO so
down Hogs-Receipts, 100: Including
1913 directs; market. steady with Satur-
dav or SC higher than Friday. top and
bulk desirable. 1928 lbs. $780,: 275
lbs. up $40: 160-l85 lbs SO 90 l45-l60
lbs. So SIS; 12O-145 lbs. s215; sows. 81 IS;
grassy and unfinished hogs discounted.
Sheep-Receipts 5000: including SOC stock
ewes. no early trading on lambs: sellers
BIDS around soc lower bulk better lambs
Saturday. s9G85 50: fat ewes unchanged.
bulk. Sl02.: stock ewes moderately active
generally steady, bulk salable. 5.5OQ
81 a head.
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In the Cotton Markets
NEW ORLEANS
Retail Coal Prices
nnmrstic Rrial Pricea

Tire following prices represent quota
tions from leading Indiana polls coal DEAL
srs. A cash discount OF IS cents per ton
IS allowed
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All. Clerical
Am. Smelling
Am. Can
Am. Telephone
Am. Tob e
Atchison
Chrysler
Con Gas n. Y.
Dupont
Goodyear
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HOLCLOanS During Year
Near S1,OOO,OOO, 900 Mark

from the "chiSelers" is becoming in
creasingly difficult.
So far the corporation has taken
up mortgages on 3O6,887 homes,
giving its bonds in exchange in the
sum of $923,416,733. 1t has, how
ever. received applications totaling
81, Al 1876, including those already
granted, from 1,465,941 home own
ers.
The corporations total resources
are $4,000, 100000, an amount sufh-
Gent to cover about two-thirds Of
the applications not yet acted upon.
The resources were increased by
1000 100000 in the closing days of
congress. The addition was not re-
quested by the Hole; in fact,
Chairman John H. Fahey indicated
a desire to discontinue lending as
soon as the original $4,000, 100000
had been allotted.
Officials were said to feel that the
original sum would take care of
properties in immediate danger of
foreclosure and that an addition
would increase the problem of Sc
lecting worthy applicants. The
lending power Of the corporation
expires two years hence.
Latest reports to the HOLC
showed New 'ork swinging to the
lead in loans disbursed, with $117,-
SGT, 514 used to refnance 21,514
homes. Ohio still held the lead in
number of Ioans-35,334 for a total
of $11O,266,734.
Michigan was third with 28,859
loans totaling S72,141,O66. The av-
erage loan in New York was $5,466;
in Ohio, $3,128, and in Michigan,
$2,863.
The problem of foreclosures, which
critics of the program predicted
would cause serious difficulties, has
been met with minimum of hard
ship to home owners, officials said.
In the few cases where the corpora
ton has been compelled to foreclOSe
because the owners were unable to
meet payments, they have been
into homes where the
carrying charges were smaller, they
explained.
Officials believe the rush to OBJ
tain government refinancing is
about over. AS indication of this,
they point to the fact that for the
week ending June IS, only 20,942
new applications we're received, the
number in any week of
1884.
Many of the applications are dis
carded when it is found that the
are not in actual dis
tress, but merely wish to seize the
opportunity Of having their homes
refinanced at per cent over an
amortization period.
To meet such "chiseIing" congress
amended the act to limit
loans to persons in involuntary de-
fault on June -, 1888.
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Deaths

Mary Louise shanks, Il. Riley hospital
George ". Trimble. 10. of aa3 North
Arlington. chronic myocarditis.
Basil L. Allen. SO, Butler chapel
Theresa Frazier. So. of 400 East Forty
seventh. arteriosclerosis.
William Gemmer. So. of 8o7 Dawson
omeT Love. IL Central Indiana hospital
Hattie Harding. "A. Of 1920 Brookville
road chronic mvocarditis.
Joseph T. Wood. IS. city hospital. ar
waiter ". Miller. as. Of $3.50 Ferguson,
Adeiia NJ. Mcintosh. 40 Central Indiana
hospital broncho pneumonia.
Mary Eurick 10, city hospital. hypos-
20 Edgar ar E. Grim, 55. Veterans hospital
Rufus E Clummins. 50. Veterans hos
uital chronic interstitia nephritis.
Lucille Fisher % Coleman hospital
acute cardiac dilatation.
william F Switzer. IS. OF 1927 North
Delaware chronic mvocarditis-
Barbara Jean Burtram. Riley nos
Orie Burton Condit. 10. Methodist hos
pital chronic mvocarditis.
Margaret R. Biggs SO, OF 1850 Ludlow.
cs rctuOnla
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
STEEL PRICES TO Be
REDUCED 81 A TON
June Ingot Output Estimated
at 3,O15,972 Tons.
BV Times Special

~ iW"S NpectH6
CHICAGO, July 9.-Reduction of
81 a ton in the price of alloy steel
bars, both hot rolled and cold fin
ished, alloy steel billets, blooms and
slabs will go into effect July Is, ac-
cording to reports of the American
Iron and Steel Institution.
Steel ingot production Of all COM
panies for the month of June is es-
timated to reach 3O15,972 tons by
the institute. Production for the
same period last year totaled O.
564,42 tons
June output was reported to be
second highest in any month this
year. so far being exceeded only by
May when 1882, 695 tons were pro-
duced.
The June operations percentage
to capacity was 52,68 as compared
with 45.37 per cent for the cor
responding period of 1888.
Steel output of all companies for
the first six months of the year was
placed at 1618O,889 tons, against
8,874.388 tons for the first six
months of last year.
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SWINE MARKET
10 TO IS CENTS
LOWER IN CITY
Cattle and VeaIerS Hold
Steady; Sheep Prices
UNCHANGED.

Trading of hogs at the Indian
apolis Stock Yards was only fairly
active today with prices ranging
generally 10 to Is cents lower than
Saturdays market.
Swine receipts numbered 5000
and holdovers totaled III. Bulk
heavier weights brought prices
ranging between $3.50 and $500
with few of the best bringing as
much as S495. Medium weights
sold at $3.50 to $40 and lighter
weights at $3.50 to $500. A few
light lights were disbursed at S2.75
to 1928 and packing sows brought
traders $3.50 to S4.25.
The cattle market was a little
more active and prices continued
fully steady with the previous ses-
sion. The receipts which numbered
900 were composed mostly of COM
mon and medium steers which
brought prices ranging between
$500 and $40. Choice heifers
brought around 1925 with the bulk
COWS selling at S2.75 to $500. Low
cutters and cutters ranged between
$3.50 and $3.50.
Vealers also held steady, with
prices ranging from SIS down. Re-
ceipts we're 700
Little change was denoted in the
sheep market, good eve and wether
lambs selling largely around $500.
Bucks were priced at $500 and
ranged downward to between IS
and $3.50 Slaughter sheep sold at
$3.50 to $3.50 and yearling ewes
ranged up to $500. Sheep receipts
tOtaled 900.
Hog receipts at Chicago today
numbered $4,000, including 10000 di-
rect. No early bids were received,
but sellers we're asking prices steady
with Fridays average, while buying
interest talked mostly of weak to
lower prices. Cattle receipts we're
$4,000 and calves 5000 with the mar
ket holding steady. Sheep market
was also steady with receipts num-
bering $4,000.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Harry Aldridge. 27, Of 1925 East Wash
ington street radio technician, and Clara
Holding 81 OF 1914 Lexington avenue,
stenographer.
street elevator man, and Ida Taylor, o.
of 448 Bright street, maid.
Walter Smith, % of 2O36 East Maryland
street, press, operator, and Blondale
hoUsekeeper.
Charles Mccullough, 80, Of 1917 College
avenue, cook, and Stella Forbes, "a, of
65l6 Ferguson street, housekeeper.
Yorda Kigger, %, Of -, 1855 West Thirty Thirty
Deal %. of 1906 English avenue. tinter.
Ralph Rogers: %, Of $50 North Livings-
ton avenue filling station manager, and
Beulah Maier. "a, Of 1912 West Michigan
Howard low rci0 Flora. 81. Wabash. Ind. me-
ehanie; and Mary ,Kantner, 81, of 1909
i'' Orlando 95io'' Rodman. -. of 1922 Cornell
avenue, postoffice clerk and Charlotte
Reid 81. of 1924 Cornell avenue. house
Norreu Hayes. d. of 814 Indiana avenue
laborer and Virginia George, 10, Of 3l9
Minerva street, housekeeper.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09

Local Wagon Wheat
City grain elevators are paying rs cents
for No. soft red wheat. Other grades
on their merits
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S. S. KRESGE COMPANY
JUNE SALES INCREASE
Transactions Gain 11.8 Per Cent
Over Same 1888 Month.
By Times Special

by IlmfS special
CHICAGO, July 9.-Sales of the
S. S. Kresge Company in June were
reported at $11.522 sos, an increase
of lib per cent over the cores
ponding month of last year, when
the totql was S10,3O4,867
Sales of the company during May
amounted to S11,68O,348, a gain of
1749 per cent compared with the
1888 month.
During the first six months of the
current year, sales of the company
aggregated S63,291 SAB, against S54,-
726.O73 for the same period of the
previous year, an increase of 1876
per cent. Stores operated by the
company at the end Of June num-
bered 1913, compared with 710 in
1893.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
HOOKS TO OPEN NEW
DRUG STORE IN CITY
Three Story and Basement Site
Acquired by Concern.

A new Hook drug store will be
opened within a month al the
northwest corner OF Washington
and Delaware streets. 1t was an
nounced today.
The property is part Of the for
mer site Of Goldstein Brothers de-
partment store. The drug company
has acquired there floors ana base
ment on the corner with frontage Of
thirtv-three feet on washington
street and a depth Of eighty feet en-
Delaware street.
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Receipts, 900; Market, Steady.

(Shorn Basis
Spring lambs. good e. choice 5 1850 8.25
s0 bs d61 GOOD %% and choGe S0@ 890
Ewes
Good and choice ,............ 2.OOa 800
Common and medium ........ 1000 200
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CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET
tBv United Press

CHICAGO. July e-Fruir and vegeta bles
annisS2IIlinois Transparents s225G2 50.
ca rot-Californis. s2G 80 crates. Gu
Hothouse Sl92 . doz. to box f;
TeXss, 81 e0T22s lug box. Sweet potatoes
tennessee. 50 buShel hampers. Mush-
rooms-ulinois 25G 4oc ID. cartons .
Strswberries- California. Sl.25Gl50 u
PTS PeaoheS-G Georgia. SlI5Nl 40 !.
busheu Red Observation-Disclosures. 81 s.
~ "a urSl Iettuce-Californla S2.l3
71s crates Beans-Eastern green. 81 40
bushel. onion market sob. sacks !.
Texas whites S2G2l0. California. spa 40;
California yellows. sll0G 20.
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STEEL SHIPMENTS GAIN
Substantial Increase Over Nav
Output Estimated.

CHICAGO. July Q. - June ship
ments Of finished steel products by
the United States Steel Corporation
are estimated 70 be the largest fer
any single month since 1881.
Providing that the estimate by
close observers OF the industry
proves correct. the report Of the
corporation next Wednesday, will
display a substantial increase over
the *. 054 tons shipped N Nay. s
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
POLITICS FLAYED IN
FEDERAL PICNIC TALK
Government Workers Told Jobs
Depend on Merit.

Taxpayers will not get their
moneys worth unless all govern
ment workers obtain and hold their
Jobs through merit and not poll
tics, Luther c. Steward, president Of
the National Federation of Federal
Employees, told participants in the
second annual picnic of Indianap-
oils local No. Is at Longacre park
last night.
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DODGE SALES HIGHER
Deliveries Increase IS Per Cent
Over Last Year.

CHICAGO. July 2. - Increase Of
rs per cent IN the first SIX months
OF the year. over the same period Of
last year we're registered IN the re-
tail sale OF Dodge dealers. 4 total Of
122620 PASSENGER cars and trucks
we're delivered.
Chrvsler retail sales for the Ssr =,
period were 469 per cent higher
while deliveries amounted 20 1882
units.
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PLAN SALES CAMPAIGN
Northern States Power, Executives
Design 5-Year Program.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, July 9. - Northern
States Power Company, encouraged
by the success Of its spring sales
campaign on electric ranges and
water heaters, has caused the eXecu-
tives to plan a fve-year program to
increase sales of these appliances.
The sales drive fO~ three months
from April l to June 30, delivery Of
lip electric ranges and 867 electric
water heaters. This result was 229
units over the combined quota set
as the goal for the sales drive.
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FEDERAL FARM LOAN BONDS

by Blyth 81 Co., Inc.)
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New York Bank Stocks
BY Abbott HoDpin & Coz
WARD SALES IN JUNE
SHOW HUGE INCREASE
Advance Of 1854 Per Cent Reported
Over Previous Month.
BVTimesSpeciaI

b THTfF NTFTI1I
CHICAGO. July Q. - The Mont
Eomerv Ward & Co, for the month
of June. reported sales totahng
SIS. 266. 1856 as compared with SIS
los. $50 IN June of the previous year
Sales for the month represent an
increase of approximately $780,
776. or 1854 per cent. For the first
five months of the present year.
starting with February. sales
amounted TO s9.6O7348.
This compares with s66,4l2.22S
for the same period a wear ago, and
an increase Of S26.391125. or 1855
per cent according to Sewen L.
Avery. president.
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306,887 Home Mortgages
Taken Over by u. S.
Corporation.
BY NED BROOKS
Times Special Financial Writer

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Entering
its second year of operation, the
Home owners Corporation today
W. nearing the billion-doll mark
in loans on homes threatened with
foreclosure.
About one out Of every five home
owners in the country has asked to
have his mortgage refnanced by the
government and the Holes task of
separating the needy applicants
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June Sales Sharply Higher

By Times NpecldI
CHICAGO, July 9.-June sales Of
the ]. J. Newberry Company totaled
So. 407, 1928, as compared with $4,000
065 for the month of 1888, an in
crease of 171z per cent. For the first
six months Of 1884 sales totaled
Sl7,676,463.
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NEW YORK CITY BANKS
REPAY RFC S51 300, 900
Corporation Returns Huge Sum 10
Federal Treasury.
By United Press

By DHited Press
WASHINGTON, July 9-Repay-
ment of $51 100000 by fourteen New
York city banks and $68, 100000 by
the federal land banks was an
nounced today by the reconstruc-
ton finance corporation.
The funds had been advanced to
the New York banks in the form of
"a per cent RFC debentures in ex-
change for per cent capital notes
of the banks. The banks elected to
repay in cash and retain the de-
bentures.
Receipts of the funds enabled the
RFC to return $9OO0O,OOO to the
federal treasury.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
HUNT 7 IN JAIL BREAK
Escaped Prisoners Broke Out of
Wisconsin Jail.
Bu UHifed Press

o. JUTItU FTfSS
MILWAUKEE, July City and
county authorities throughout Wis
consin today we're asked to join in
a search for seven convicts who
sawed their way out of the Milwau-
kee house of correction and stole
two guards automobiles to make
their getaway.
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Chicago Stocks
tBv Abbott. Horpin & Coz
Bond Prices

BY Fenner S5 Beane)
July g.
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GOLD MINING CONCERN
JUNE INCOME CLIMBS
Alaska Juneau Shows Profit If
S212,70O in Month.

S212,70O in Month.
By Times Special
CHICAGO, July 9. - Income Of
the Alaska Junea Gold Mining
Company during June was reported
at $212,700 after other income but
before depreciation, depletion and
income taxes.
During the corresponding month
of last year $1374OO was reported.
Gross amounted to S389,O0 as
against 1885 800.
Income for the first six MONTH Of
the current year amounted to ST.
204.950, while only S611 300 was re-
ported during the same six months
of 1888. Gross income in 1888
amounted to S2,257 $50, compared
with S1,614,O0O
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
Automobile Production Rises

NEW YORK, July 9. - A we'll
sustained retail demand last week
stepped automobile production up
to S0,936 cars, as compared with
70,330 in the previous week, accord
in to the Weeks Business Trend.
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New Agreement Reached

NEW YORK. July 9.-An agree
ment between Cuba and the United
States whereby the tariff on the
importation of sugar into this coun-
tr.' will be reduced so per cent, the
maximum permitted by law, has
been agreed upon by the two gov
ernmentA a.
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CHICAGO PRIMARY RECEIPTS
Chicago Futures Range

July ....... 800. 800. ..... SO
Sept. ........ .... .... 600. 50
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Bond Offerings Higher

By Tiuics special
CHICAGO, July Bond offer
ings for the week totaled S8S.l63 900
compared with 100000 for last
week and $3.50, 900 for the same
week o. last year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
GRAIN FUTURES
UNSETTLED IN
DULL TRADING
Wheat, Corn and Oats Off
Fractions; Weather News
Unchanged.
BY HARTMAN W. NICHOLS
United Press STAFF Correspondent

CHICAGO, July 9-There was
little change to the character of
market news and grain prices we're
unsettled in a narrow range at the
start of the Board of Trade today.
Wheat opened s cent lower to u
cent higher; corn was unchanged
to 5 cent lower; oats was Is to 3
cent off, and rye was unchanged.
Speculative interest was at
minimum and weather news re-
manned unchanged, Liverpool re-
ported underlying statistics and
weather news extremely bullish.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09
INDIANA COAL OUTPUT
UP SHARPLY IN WEEK
State Produces Almost Per Cent
of Nations Supply.

A heavy increase in bituminous
coal production in Indiana for the
week ended June % was reported
today by the United States bureau
of mines.
Indiana produced $4,000 tons, al
most 4 per cent of the nations out
put, compared to $4,000 tons for
the previous week.
A year ago 10000 tons we're pro-
duced for the same period and in
1882, $4,000 tons were recorded.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
earIoadineS for the month of June
totsIed is4.tit cars Of revune freight as
compared with tSS,1S6 in Nav and 1'o,-
s5S for June. 1888.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09

Pioneer Cold Mining Company June
sffer expenses was sl90.i0 but before
depreciation depletion and taxes. In May
gross earnings we're $3.50 500 and proht.
slg7 100
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Cash Grain
lRY unIted Pressl


CHICAGO. July Cash grain: Wheat
Corn and oats. unchanged: barley $50 CSC
quotable. timothy S9.35d 60; clover seed,
$6.75; loose. s6.15; leaf. $6i2: bellies. So IS.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, July Cash grain:
Whe9at-In good demand, unchanged to
&c lower on red and unchanged to 74c
lower on hard wheat; No. l red. 8912O
90i &C; No. red, 89m9lc: No. red,
IS 2d9lc: No. red 87i4c; No. S red,
86l4c; No. l hard 91d91i4c No hard,
9Ol2c; No. l dark hard. 91itc; No dark
hard, 90"tc; No. l mixed 90r a 9094c Corn
In fair demand unchanged; No. 4
yellow. 90 &C Oats-In fair demand, I'M
changed; No. 2 white, ACC.
TOLEDO, July Grain close: I'm
elevators. transit bilIingJ Wheat-No. 3
red. 49, 9oc corn-No. 2 yellow; SO z a
Cd &C Oats-No. white 46l2m47i2c. Rye
No. q SEA zoe. CRACK prices % PC
rate. Wheat-No l red 8412N 85c. No
2 red 83l2@84c. Corn-No 2 yellow, 50
@59i2c; No. yellow 58a 5Siac; No. 4
yellow, STA 81 &c. OatS-No. l white. Az
n 45c: No. 2 white. 1874 44l2c; No. white
AZ a 44c. Seed Close: CIoyer-CaSh. So IS.
Alsike-Cash. $3.50.
Local Wagon Wheat
Cyitx oraip eIavo fore ORR ,ovit,o, 7c cnnfo
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail-
road Company. handled e1.1ss ears in
week ended June 30. against 1881 the
previous week and so.S7t for the like
week a wear ago.
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Births

Richard and Eula Doughty 902 Edison.
Harry and Mary Warrenburg. 1888 East
Kelly.
Sylvester and Marian Newhausel, POSI-
East Maryland
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General Baking Company declares a
dividend Of 81 = share on the preferred
stock and so cents share on the com :
mon stock. both payable July %. Of
record july is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-09

Distillers corporation for the twelve
months ended Nav Is. reports a pront
IF = i40 sol after expenses and debenture
Interest against 81. 714.i2s for the preced
ing twelve months
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Johns Manville
Nat. Biscuit
Pub S. Of N j.
Sears Roebuck
Stand of n. j.
Un. Aircraft
U. S. Steel
Union Pacific
Westinghouse