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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-16
STOCK SHARES
LOWER DURING
DULL SESSION
Rail, Liquor Issues Lead in
Decline; Several at
New Lows.
BY ELMER c. WALLER
unLlsd Pre.s star Corre- ponasnt

NEW YORK. July 16.-The stock
market slipped of today in dull
trading with losses ranging from
fractions 10 . points.
Rails we're heavy from the outset
with Atchison. Union Pacific, New
York Central. Baltimore d Ohio
and other leaders showing declines
Of fractions 70 a point. This led to
unsettlement Of the entire industrial
list with United States Steel around
80, American Can of more than a
point under 100. DUPONT also of
more than a point despite a good
earnings report. and motors frac-
tionally easier.
Some selling came into liquor
stocks this afternoon and National
Distillers. American Commercial Al
cohol and Schenley all made neV
1884 lows. the first at 2O7s, the sec
ond at 30i, and Schenley at "a
Utilities found some trading which
floor operators said was switching.
Cotton held about 81 a bale high
er while wheat. after an earlier
lrmness, slipped to a fractional
loss.
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SWINE MARKET
SHOWS uneven
TREND IN CITY
Two Way Trading Effected;
VeaIerS, Sheep Drop;
Cattle Steady.

A two-way hog market was in eff
feet as trading opened at the In
dianapolis Union Stockyards today,
weights from 275 pounds down sell
ing 10 to Is cents higher than the
previous session and weights above
275 pounds selling mostly Is cents
lower than the previous mark.
Receipts totaled 5000 and hold
overs numbered 1913. Weights be-
tween 200 and 275 pounds were be-
ing offered at prices ranging be-
tween S4.95 and SIS, the latter be-
ino the top for best of the kind.
Heavier weights ranged between
s475 and $500.
Medium weight swine were priced
at S4.75 to $3.50 and light weights
at S3,75 to S425. Light lights sold
at $3.50 to S3.4O and packing sows
ranged between $3.50 and S425.
Cattle receipts totaled 900 With
the general trade steady on all
classes. A few steers held around
81 and $3.50 and best heifers con-
tinued to hover around the $3.50
mark. Low cutter and cutter COWS
were being quoted at $3.50 to 81.
The vealer market dropped so
cents, placing it at the same point
as when trading began last week.
the bulk selling at S. down. Re-
CeiptS tOtaled 600.
Sheep trading also showed a de-
cline, being 25 cents lower than last
Friday. Good eve and wether
lambs we're quoted at $3.50 with
bucks selling for 81 less. ThroWouts
held around SIS to Sc.
Hog receipts at Chicago tOtaled
$1,000, including 10000 direct. Hold
overs numbered 1000. A few early
bids were around steady with Fri
days average of IS down. Cattle re-
ceipts we're 10000 and calves re-
ceipts 1000. The former included
5 900 government stock. The mar
ket was generally steady to weak.
Sheep receipts totaled 11,0C0 and the
market was steady to weak.
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New York Bank Stocks
(By Abbott. Hoppin & Coz
July IL
u. S. APPROVES STATE
CORN-H0G CONTRACTS
First Payment Checks Received in
Several of IS Counties.

w. H. Settle. president of the In
diana Farm Bureau. Inc. announces
that forty-eight counties in the state
already have their Corn-hOg reduc-
ton contracts approved at the ma
tional Offices Of the Agricultural Ad-
justment Administration, and that
most other counties in the state
have their contracts in readiness to
be approved within the next few
days.
Several counties already have re-
ceived their first payment checks
according TO Mr.. Settle. A few
counties. unable 10 shape up con-
tracts will receive assistance from
state committee, Mr.. Settle said.
A total of approximately $4,000
600 to S20.OOOOOO in addition to the
extra amount that should come
from an advance in hog prices Will
be brought into the state through
the oorn-hog program. it is esti-
mated.
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Deaths

Martha Jane Adams. 81. Of 1921 Cot
tage. angina pectoris.
Esther Morris. 81. Of IS South Grace
uremia
Catherine I. White. 70. Of 148 West EN-
erson. cardio vascular renal disease.
Edward Rollins. IS. CITY hospital frac-
tured skull
Ernest Fleming. AZ. Of 400 West FIT
tenth. cerebral hemorrhage.
Charles Bell. %, CITY hospital lobar
pneumonia
Jennie Gertrude Walsh. rs. English
hotel cardiac dilatation
Anderson Ribelin. "A. Of 1928 North New
jersey. carcinoma
Rose Ella Harvey. p St. vincent's hos
pital. stomach obstruction.
Ellis P. PressnaN. 80. Of 234 East st.
Joseph. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Michael o Conner. SO. Of 2247 Broadway.
chronic interstltial nephritis.
Rosa Mary Rollings. 80. Of 1910 Park,
arterio sclerosis
Floyd Williams 2s. Of 535 Agnes. pul-
monary tuberculosis.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices; Heavy
hens, 10c Leghorn hens, &c 1894 broil-
IL to lbs. and over, lac bareback broilers
lie; old ROSTERS, &c; ducks and geese, &c:
young guineas, 1i2 to 3 lbs, Zoe; old
run eggs. loss off lie. Each fun case
must weight SIS lbs. gross; a deduction of
10 cents a, pound for each pound under
a 26c; No. 2, 25d26c Butterfat. zoe;
quoted by Wadley Company.
(By United Press
CHICAGO. July I6.-Eggs = Market,
steady; receipts, 8. 6S6 cases; extra f1rsts,
receipts. 13i4M1414c; dirties no l, Pee;
No. 2, lie; checks No. /, l2ci No. 2, lie.
Butter..Markett;o steady: receipts. p 3s G58;
extra t92 scorel. 23iac; frsts $3.50 2
scorel. 2114 a 22c; seconds l86-87i2 score,
'20d 2Oi2c; specials. 24q 24l2c; standards,
% &C. Pouitry-Market. steady; receipts,
26 trucks, car. 1 car due. Leghorn hens,
8 GA 81 &c; flyers. Plymouth Rock, &c
colored broilers, zoe; White Rock. 22c;
&c: Leghorn broilers, Il lbs lac; oyeT l .
lbs. 13c; ducks ~ lbs, lOc; spring, 13c
colored springs, p q 23c; rock, 23l2c; hens.
under 5 lbs. l2c black chicks, I4@ l5c;
horns. II "a 1124c; daisies, lll2Q11"t c.
Potatocs-Supply heavy; demand and trad
conditioned, S1.30Q1.35; TriumphS. Idaho,
81 .50d so. Louisiana showing decay 81 10
6130: barrel Cobblers Virginia. S2d 20.
Arrivals. 1875. on track 527 shipments
Saturday 936. Sunday, Al.
NEW YORK. July 16-Potatoes easy:
Long Island, 50 Dbl; New Jersey. sI.75
a boil; Southern. sl@1.75 Dbl; Maine,
Stalls. Sweet Potatoes-Quiet; Jersey
basket, s1m2.25; Southern basket 75c0
S2.75 Flour-Strone: springs: patents,
s715G7.40 Dbl. Pork-Steady. Mess
sl9.75 Dbl. Lard--Firm Middle. West, Spot
-S4SOa4 90 100 lbs. Dressed Poultry
Quiet; turkeys, 12d PIC; chickens. 9@28c:
broilers. Ia 23c: capons. 25Q 35c; fowls, 10
N 18c ducks, 12d l4c; Long Island ducks,
12ql5c. Live Poultry-Dogll; geese, &c;
turkeys, 10T15c; ROSTERS ga lie, ducks. 8
allie: fowls. 13d 16c: broilers. 15a 25c.
CheeSe-Wcak; state whole milk fancy to
specials. 18G19c; Young America, 49, "a
lac. Butter-Receipts. 1895 packages:
market irregular; creamery higher than
extras. 24i n 25c: extra 1872 scorel 24c
first 90 to 81 scorel. 29l4G % &c: first SO
to 80 score. 22i2 a 227,c: seconds. 21346
22c EGgs-Receipts IS. 253 cases; market
firm; special packs - INCLUDING unusual 1le
49, a1Si2c; .frsts, 16it 16iac; seconds, IS
dl5itc: mediums. IA pa 15c; dirties. 14l2
n l5c checks. 1914 Ml4c.
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CHICAGO, July H.-Cash grain: Wheat
m98l4c; No; red. 96i4c: No l hard.
81 ola lO2: No. 2 hard, $1OOl2a1Ol; dark
hard, 98l2c: No. mixed. 983ic: No 2
red yellow, 9694c Corn-No mixed,
e., &C; No 1 yellow 62l2c; No. yellow
64 tc@64 &c; No. 3 yellow. 6124 G62c. oats
No, white, 46ltc: No. white. As &c:
NO 4 white IS &c; sample grade 45itc
Rye-No. 2, 72I2c: barley. no sales: quot
able, 56a 94c; timothy. S935G95O Clover
seee{d-S1O. 25@14 Cash provisions-Lard
SfI0; loose $6.47; leaf $3.50. bellies $40.
in elevators transit billngl Wheat-No
es, RED d cc 81 z q % &c. Corn-No. yellow,
% ? n 6612c, Oats-No. 2 white az a ACC.
Rye-No; 72i2d % &c. Track prices.
"a &c rate). Wheat-No l red 94G94 &c:
Ho = 81 red 93@ &c. Corn---No. 2 yellow,
low, 50 a Soc Oats-No. / white asa al &c:
no no 2 white. 45d46l2c: No. white 400
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Offer City of Boston Bonds

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, July 16-Ofer Of
100000, City of Boston, Mass.
temporary loan notes to yield 1.2C
per cent, dated July Is, of this year
and maturing Nov. %, of this year
is being made by Halsey, Stuart &
Co.. J. & ". Seligman & Co.
Hemphill, Moves & Co.. Darby &
Co.. G. M. P. Murphy & Co., and
R. F. Griggs Company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-16
GRAIN FUTURES
UNSETTLED IN
LIGHT TRADING
Corn, Oats and Rye Higher;
Wheat Off: Weather
News Mixed.
BY HARTMAN w. NICHOLS
United Press STAFF Correspondent

CHICAGO. July 16-Weather
news was mixed and grain prices
were unsettled at the opening of the
Chicago Board of Trade today
Wheat started unchanged to =
cents lower, corn was q to cent
higher. oats were Is to Is cent high
er, and rye was up Il to 3 cent.
Liverpool wheat was strong with
the continent on the buying side.
Weather news was mixed with
much of the corn belt cloudy and
hot The Canadian northwestern
provinces reported some rain al
though other sections were badly
in need of moisture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-16
NEW ISSUE ADMITTED
Chicago Exchange Places National
Gypsum on Stock List.
By Times Special

By Times Special
CHICAGO, July 16.-Application
to the board Of governors of the
Chicago Stock Exchange to list
13O,464 shares of S. par Glass "a"
stock was granted National Gyp-
sum Company to be admitted to
trading Immediately
Armour & Co. of Illinois also was
granted permission to list 3,433,8 78
additional shares of common stock
S. par value to be issued and adj
mitted to trading upon the CONVEX
sion of the company's Sc cumula-
tive convertible prior preferred
stock.
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CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET

CHI A O. July i6.-Fruits and
vegetables. ApDles-Illinois transparentS
huShef slfl :. CuCumbers Illinois
bushels. 50 75c. Carrots ~ California
crates. s27563. Illinois punches. 3d3le &C.
Illinois fat lugs. 4OT sc. Sweet Potatoes
tennessee bUshel SlN2 NuShroOms-
Illinois pound cartons l5G 35c. Peaches
GeorEla = bushel. soc "a 81. Red Raspberries
Michigan - pintS. SlU 80. black
rss05errieS 75c sI55- Lettuce-California
crates. S2G22 Beans-IlinOiS bushel
crates. s. z 90 Celery-Mlchl5an crates.
40 soc. Cherries - Michigan l6-ouart
crates. 6oGSl. Csnte,oup-Indians crates.
l5cfl 50. Illinois small crates. 75cp 81.
CaUidcwer-Tllinois fat box. so z sc.
Onion Market. sob sacks t-California.
Ye.iows s. Al S. California. Whites. Sis.
Washington. NalenciaS $50 90c.
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INSURANCE SALES RISE
Phoenix Mutual Registers Eleventh
Consecutive Monthly Gain.

June marked the eleventh con-
secutive month in which sales rec
ords for the Phoenix Mutual Life
Insurance Company increased over
those Of last year, according to a
report given by Lewis G. Ferguson.
local manager Of the company.
The largest number Of applica-
tions in any day since the forma-
ton of the company more than
eighty years ago were reported for
July 9,
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GROSS REVENUE HIGHER
Peoples Gas Show Total Income of
S2,69S,5OS in May.

81 Times Special
CHICAGO, July 16.-Gross re-
venues for May of the Peoples Gas
Light and Coke Company we're, ST.
698,5O8 as compared with 26O1 ,614
for the corresponding month a year
ago.
Net income after depreciation. in
terest, taxes, ETC., totaled S1O7, 1851
against S296,653 for May, 1888.
Gross revenues for the first five
months of current year amounted
to S14,364,652, compar to s13,022,-
sos for the same period of last year
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-16
COTTON EXPORTS DROP
L. S. Ships $4,000 Bales Valued at
S2S,4S7 900 During June.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Raw
cotton exports by the United States
during June totalled $4,000 bales
valued at S28.487O 900 against 1885,
600 bales valued at S17,29800O in
May. the Bureau of Foreign and Do
nestle Commerce reported today.
This was a decrease of 126,000
bales and $4,000 in value compared
with June. 1888.
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OHIO EMPLOYMENT DIPS
June Total Is Per Cent Below Cor
responding 1888 Month.

COLUMBUS. O.. July 16-Ohio
industrial employment during June
fell Is per cent. but still was IS
per cent above the figured employ
ment for June, 1888. it was reported
by the bureau of business statistics
of the Ohio State university.
An increase Of $50 per cent for
the first half Of this year was shown
above the corresponding period a
year ago.
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Insurance Writing Climbs.
81 Times Special

81 mes special
CHICAGO, July 16.-An increase
of 1853 per cent in new life insur-
ance writing during the first half of
the current year is reported by the
A-~0ciation of life Insurance PreSi-
dents New policies amounted to
S4.449, $500, against $685., 444 900
for the like period last year.
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Reduce Bank Loans.
By Times Special

y y 7 IWIfN = TtTTUI
CHICAGO, July 16.-Interna-
ional Telephone and Telegraph Cor
poration and associated companies
reports bank loans amounting to
approximately s31 100000 as of June
80, compared with S34500,000 at the
end of 1888 and SIC. 500 900 at the
end of 1892.
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Aircraft Manufacturing Off

81 United Press
WASHINGTON. July 16.-Manu-
facture of aircraft and parts in the
United States during 1888 totaled
SPA. 1856. a decrease of AIT per
cent compared with 1881. when the
survey was made, the census bureau
announced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-16
CALL SPECIAL MEETING
Building, Loan Association Officials
to Discuss New Housing Act,


By Times Special
CHICAGO, July 16.-Representa-
tives Of financing i'stitutions from
thirteen north centr states will
hold a special meeting here Satur-
day to discmuss the important pro-
visions in the new national housing
act, 1t has been announced by Harold
T. Donaldson, president of the
North Central Building and Loan
conference.
More than 600 officers / direc-
tors are expected from building and
loan associations and saving insti-
tutions throughout the section.
Plans for financing and modern
ization campaign will be discussed.
according to Mr.. Donaldson.
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ORDERS SHOW DECLINE
Baldwin Locomotive Works June
Business Totals SI.I66.000.

CHICAGO. July Is. - Baldwin
Locomotive Works. June orders
amounted 10 81 .166!O00 as compared
to S2.341 900 for the month Of MAY
and 81 .36S 900 for like month Of the
previous year. First half bookings
totaled Sl1.149OO0 against s414O. 600
for the like period Of 1888.
Unified orders Of the company
in June amounted TO SS.634O00 as
compared 10 S4.35SO00 on Jan. !
and S3.2s4OO0 on June 80. Of last
year.
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Births

james and Geraldine Miles. 81 South
| Harris
walter and Inez Harding. 1909 Luett.
Robert and Zola Lambert. 323 North
Lynn.
Rexan and Louise Hawkins. Community
hospital
Girls
Clifton and Helen Branham. 425 South
Harris
Charles and Catherine Baldwin. 1921
West Tenth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-16
CHICAGO PRIMARY RECEIPTS
Cash Grain
INDIANAPOLIS

The bids for car lots Of grain at the
call OF the Indianapolis Board Of Trade,
l. o: b.. shipping point basis. 17]2 to
Wheat-strong: No. red. 88isas9lsc:
No. 2 red, 87l2a88i2c: No . hard. ST. sm
90 &C Corn Firm No white. 58G SIC:
no white, 57a 58c; No. 2 yellow. 50 m
99i2c; No; yellow. 53iaG54i2c: No 2
mixed. .53l2@54l2c; No ? mixed 53lsm
% &c; No. mixed. 52i2 G53i2c. Oats
steady: No 2 white. 41ia@42l2c; No. }
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BANK DEPOSITS CLIMB
Total on June 30 Four Times Above
Same Date Last Year.
n J ime8 NnecinL

D fHIt8 DVtttuI
CHICAGO, July 16.-Deposits Of
the Citizens National bank of Chi
cago Heights. as Of June 30, in
creased more than four times the
deposits of the same date a wear
ago. The figure reached that date
totaled s1.019,826 as compared %
s243,054 Of the same day in 1888.
Assets Of the bank amounted to
s429,176 cash and 1894. 463 in gov
eminent and federallY guaranteed
bonds. Miscellaneous bonds totaied
$4,000 while state and local bonds
amounted to $4,000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-16
FIRM REVEALS ASSETS
American international Corpora
to-, Announce e1o eco ooe Total

LlOn AnnOuHCt SIJ,bbZ,ZJb IUIdI,
By Times Special
CHICAGO, July 16-Assets report
of the American International Cor
poration shows assets of June 80, of
SIG ,662 ,296, or S1422 a $1,000 princi-
pal amount of debentures outstand-
ing or a liquidating value of S5.79 a
share for the common stock.
This is in cor ION of S1488 a
$1,000 of debentures and $3.50 a
share for the last asset statement
on March 81 Of this year.
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Brokers Loans Decline
ByTi-es Special

NEW YORK. July 16.-Brokers'
loans during the week ended July II
declined 100000 TO s1,O59 GOO, 900.
willis nonbrokers' loans were in
creased by Slls0oO.0oO.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
CBY Abbott. H0DDin & Col
July IL
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. July I6-Government
expenses and receipts Of the current fiscal
year 20 July 13. compared with the cor
responding period Of the previous fiscal
YEAR
Expenses. s 25f.s20 Q4q 10 sls2.8I4 DOT 81
Receipts. l26. i56 220 0l IS 300 267 20
Deficit. 118 664 40 90 106 AIS $50 .l3
Cash
balance. 2 566 l05 OBS IS .....-.-.....
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Investment Trust Shares
(By Abbott Hoppin & COL
July Il

BID. ASK.
American Bank Stocks Corp. liz III
Amer & General Sec "A --l-. 900 $50
Amer and Inv TT Sl---.---- 10
Basic Industry Shares .--..-.. 3 IS .---
British Type Inv Tt Sh .------ 40 IS
Collateral Trustee Shares fAl 4-62 .--
Corporate Trust Shares told. l.98 2.02
Corporate Trust Shares new ? % 2.32
Cumulative Trust Shares 81
Diversified Trust Sh fAl -.---. 6.25 .---
Diversified Trust Shares fBl-. $50 $50
Diversified Trust Shares Co. 90 5O5
Diversified Trust Shares ID 81 az
First Insurance Six Corp --.. 20 80
FIRST Common Stock Corp IS 20
Fixed Trust OIL Shares tAl--. 500 &C.,.
Fixed Trust Oil Shares b. $50 49,
Fundamental Investors. Inc l-97 2l2
Incorp0ra orE Investments 1850 1873
Land Bank Bond Shares.-...- l.l5 lZo
Low Priced Trust Shares 5.15 g
Mass Inv Trust Shares --.--.13 So 203O
Nation Wide Securities 5000 3.32 3.38
North Am Trust Sh t53l----.- 81
North Am Trust Sh t55-56l-. 2.3l 235
North Am Trust Sh t56i ----- ? g 2-33
Selected American Shares Isl 49,
Selected Amer Shares. Inc. II l-26
Selected Cumulative Shares. 6.5b ..--
Selected Income Shares .... 3.39 80
e1td Amer Trust Sh ca -----. 2 IS 292
Trust Shares Of America , y z-tl
trustee Sid fOI III .-.- 500 SIP
u EleC L. e. PWr fA-...---l25 50 II -
Universal Trust Shares---.--- 295 $40
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rnt1. Harvester

Tnt1. Harvester
Johns Manville
Nat. Biscuit
Pub S. of N j.
Sears Roebuck
Stand of n. J.
Tn. Aircraft
U. S. Steel
Union Pacific
Westinghouse
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u. S. DOLLAR STEADY
AT LONDON MARKET
British Pound Value Unchanged at
--o,-- =. .. So

brltish POUND value Inchanged AZ
S5.93s in American Money.
81 United Press
LONDON, July 16-The dollar
was steady today. The pound was
S5.O37s. Gold was S3475is A fine
ounce. down Il. cents. with sterling
137 ShillingS H. pence. down p
penny. The pound was also S5.O3 ;
when Saturdays price was fixed.
PARIS. July 16.-The dollar was
steady today. Francs were 1915 ?
to the dollar 659S cents a france
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In the Cotton Markets
Retail Coal Prices
Domestic Retail Prices

The following prices represent Quota
lions from leading Indianapolis coal deal
erS. cash discount of 25 cents per ton
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Local Wagon Wheat
(By United Press

City grain elevators are paying IS cents
Tor NO. soft red wheat Other grades
on their merits
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On Commission Row
July 10

Quotations below are average retail
prices being offered 10 buyers by local
commission house dealers.
Apples-Fancy Delicious. $3.50: Trans
Blacsberries- 24-at crate. $3.50.
Cherries-HOme grown. l6-qt. crate
s135
Oranges-California Sunkist. s5G5.50;
NalenCles. S450N5-
IemonS-SunkiSt S625T6.75.
Grapefruit-Florida seedless. $3.50,
Raspberrie-So Indiana black.
24-ot. crate St.65. red. S2T2 So
Cantaloupes iumbos. fats. 90c
2s1i0. standards. fats. I5c sl.I5: Honey
dewS. S3.75
PearS-Caiavos. IS 50 a box.
WatermelOns-25 n 75c
BsnanaS-A pound. sc.
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Vegetable

Sweet corn-Home grown. doz.. Csc.
CabbaEe-HOme crowns. bushel. S5c.
Celerv-AIiChlgan. fiat boxes. Sl.25' me-
dunn. dob. 45C.
Onions-Texas yellow. 50-lb. bag. SIS.
Potatoes-Rural New York loo-lb. has,
sl65, Idaho Russets. i00-lb. bag. s2.25;
new. barrel So co.
Sweet potatoes-New Alabama. bushel,
50 So
Beaus-Round stringless. hampers. 50.
Beets-New. IS q soc q dozen.
Csrrots-Home grown. bushei, 81 doz.,
IS n soc
Observation-Disclosures bushel. So 50
LettuCe-Outdoor. i5-lb. basket. 65c, ice
berg best S375 a crate.
Peas-California. case S325.
Psdishes-Ohio. so dOZ. punches. SOC.
Rhubarb-Home grown. dozen. 30c.
Spinsch-Houle grown. bushel. soc.
TOma toes-HothoUse. lob. basket 81 q
IS. original Tenn. S0-lb. lug. 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-16

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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-02-09
FROM AROUND SHERIDAN COUNTY
ORVHLE

Mrs. Harold Sund and children
Of Peerless are visiting at the Ole
Sund home.
Chester DeTinne of 500 made a
trip to Flaxville Tuesday. He also
visited at the Worth Logan home
over night on his return.
Mabelle Norgard returned home
Friday after spending a week in
Scobey visiting friends.
Mrs. Tollie Olson is seriously Ill
at this writing.
Mrs. Loohman, mother OF Mrs.
Kramer of Flaxville, passed away
Wednesda evening.
Saturday evening a group OF
young folks took sleigh ride to
the Martin FrosIan home and
spent a very enjoyable evening,
the occasion being Mr.. Froslan's
birthday.
Miss Nina Sund returned to her
home Monday from Minneapolis
where she had been the past year.
Mrs. Ernest Rutherford, Mabelle
and Evelyn Norgard called on Mrs.
Tollie Olson Monday.