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VITAL STATISTIC
Marriage Licenses

Alvin Robey. %. R. R 3. Box 2s5. mar
ket gardener and Lillian Jones. ~. H r.
10. Box Job, packer
James HAYES 81. Lincoln Hotel. sales
man and Marjorie Peters "A. Lincoln
Hotel bOOkkeeper.
Anthony Hurt. "a of 1884 n. Pennsyl-
vania-st landlord and Mary Sickley. 20,
Of 1884 n ShsrOn-av. housekeepeT
Vireu Woodsmall IS OF 1920 Park-ay,
truck driver. and Pearl Grady. 80. OF $50
Cable-st. seamstresS-
Carl Sauer. Sc R. r /. Box 10. land
scape gardner and Martha Rosner. 80. OF
Edward Andrews. ~. Of 5000 6oc AN i la5o
I'd timekeeper and Helen Hunt. ~. OF lS%O
BlOyd-av housekeeper- -,-,.
Allen Holmes. q. 1l44 W. 30th-st, clerk.
and Gertrude Osborn, 10, OF l02l W. 10TH
kenneth Cox. 81. 56O3 Julan-av. at
tornev. and Jane Rogers. 81. OF 56l9 Cen
tral-av. housekeeper. 49,,
Robert Cook. % r r. l. Box ST. metal
buffer and Mabel Gearhart. 20. OF l26 S.
Ilth-av. Beech Grove. cashier
Walter Long. %. indianapolis, MalJn-
man. and Ida WueffeL p. Indianapolis
James Montgomery. %. of 2315 Wheeler,
81 meat cutter. and Daisy Crump. To- OF
1899 College-av. hOusekeeper
Elton Obarting %. OF 22lI n. Capltol-
av mechanic. and Lorraine hepher- 10. OF
s1O5 z l6th-st. housekeeper 80
Harry Helms 81. R R 10. BOX $50.
clerk. and Lillian Hunt. p K K 10 BOX
Oo 80 Aiuilendore' "a. Of llI7 n. Jefer-
son-av cork and KatneTIne heIlsI' 81 oi
Dale Powell. "a Of 1903 n La Sal!e-St
simmer and Elizabeth Larner. 20 OF 6l6 n
Ia Salle-st. wlnder-
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FOR COLORED

90 Mo. 3-rms.. water pd 2461 N Rural.
$500 mo-. 3-rms. water pd. 2211 Sheldon.
$1,000 mo. mod. water pd 2408 Highland.
GREGORY & APPEL INC.
LI-7491 247 N Penn
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Hawkins Furnaces
MATTRESSES. Made Over

STORAGE-Local. long-distance hauling:
return loads wanted: part-load service
OTTO J. SUESZ. RI-3626. $751; CH-
O699-W.
MOVING. storage. reasonable. careful
handling; white men. W. STEINKANP.
RI-3667 IR-2lS5-I
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80 Lots, Farms and Acreage
SWAPS

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ing In this column is listed IN The Times
Swap Bureau directory for sixty days
free of charge Your Swap" ad will
receive a special rate Of seven DAYS for
the price OF i've and four days for the
cost OF three Call RI-5551
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George G. B Armstrong. So. az Methodist
Hospital. coronary occiusiOn-
shirley Ann Day. months. at City Hos
pltal. castro enteriteS.
Grace West -. at Methodist Hospital.
6isbetiS.
joyce McCauley. II motnhs. at Riley
Hospital tuberculosis meningitis
Nora Nav Lszzeu, IS. at 40l Berwick
st carcinoma
Amos Kirk Decker. So at Methodist
Hospital cerebral hemorrhage.
Lena Russo. II. at 1903 Woodlawn-sv..
chronic mvocaroItiS.
charles r Higgins. Il. at City Hospital
internal injuries.
Richard T. Lacey. SIS. at City Hospital
chronic myocardifis.
Joseph Elmer Griner. IS. at 4SS N
Ilinois-st Apt No. Is alcoholism.
la Nav Neely. 60. OF soI n. Walcott-
Carcinoma
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Births
Boys

Jesse and TheIma Anderson, 1872 n
Si lee Row oys' and Dorothy Petit. 1883 N.
! ' George and sally Ringne, 2oO2 Ashland
James and Ruby woodruff. $40 Edge
MARVIN Marvin and Charlotte Vert. 2sl4 Adams
Raw and Leona Shields. 2l45 Drexel-av.
" Haywood and Anna Penick. 225o n
. Howard and Elnora Ashmore. l47 E
John and Thelma Edwards. 27s4 N
. Iaveiie and Olive Chambers. ll6l W
Ernest and Berthelda straub. 1902 N
1LlnoiS-St.
Thomas and Irene Elrod. St vincent's
Ray and opal Hunsucker- Methodist
lanes James and Ellen Barker. 9l9 E Mary
Carl and Marie Nichols. 1909 E soth-
Hubert and Dorothy Gray. 22if
George and Blanche James. $50 Doug
Herbert and Margaret RUMBLE 7ls E
Fienory and Addie Wright lOls Har-
Francis and Dorothy stark. 1915 Lud-
lowest.
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Building Permits

A D. GRAY. go ". Hsmpton-dr. $500.
tvO-car garage.
A D. GRAY. go W. Ham3ton-dr $500.
two-story brick veneer dwellinG
Builders Realty Corporation. 9l7 Carroll
ton-av. $500 garsge.
Walter r Kelly. 24I6 .ndianapoliS-av.
$500. alterations.
Charles Biltmerer. 1858 y Olney-st. $500.
addition.
Charles Kenhrman 1918 S. Tslbot-st.
$500. garage
General Outdoor Advertising Co. las W.
1eth-st $3.50. poster panels.
General Outdoor Advertising Co. SIS
Kentucky-av $3.50. poster panels.
Charles c. Binkley. 560l n Pennsylvania
81 So 500. two-story dwelling and garage
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
S APPS

SORGHUM MILL and equipment, cheap,
swap for sorghum. 3ll3 Harlan-st.
building driven we'll swap
for 80 OF 81 model A Fora FRANK
EARL IL 50 on Ardmor-st. DreXel
Gardens
TO TRADERS-If YOU can not mo
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5 Personals

WANTED-To adopt baby under 3. Ex-
cellent references. Times Box K 4056.
LET us copy your old pictures Guaran-
teeo. PLATT STUDIOS. 703 Roosevelt
bldg.
FREE marcels hair dveing serv. ROYAL
ACAD. BEAUTY CULTURE. 401 Roose-
Welt bldg
HAIR cut. shampoo wave all for Csc
Facial eyebrow arch. both 35c ROYAL
BEAUTY ACAD.. 401 Roosevelt bldg.
BRIDES children's photos 81. Guar.
photos taken in home slightly extra.
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ANNOUNCER
Death Notices

/ Death Notices
ARNOLD. WILLIAM A.-Beloved HUSBAND
OF Merrel and father OF Lena Nellie.
Bnlv and June Arnold; son OF Herman
Arnold and brother OF Minnie Scanlon
and Elsie Lauk. passed away Thursday
morning Funeral from the late residence.
the third house south Of S0th-st on the
vest side OF Tibbs-av. Saturday. ? .. n.
Frienos NAV call az the home any time
SHIRLEY SERVICE
BUCKLER. ELIZABE1S Another Of
William Buckler. grandmother OF Lila
Dunn kaufman. Mildred Buckler. Ever
son Emmanuel Grace. Paul sn6 Mary
Buckler. passed away Aug. II. age IS
wears Funeral Friday. g so a. m. az
w D BEANBL OSSOM MORTUARY.
1929 W Ray. Burial Paris. IL Friends
invited.
DEAN. EFFIE-Age ~ wears. beloved wife
OF James r Dean and mother OF
Charles Richardson OF Indianapolis and
Msrgaret Merrick OF Galveston, Texas.
passed away WEDNESDAY. Aug IS Funeral
urdav P NJ. Friends invited. Burial
Memorial Park Friends may can at
SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL.
e46 N Illincis-st. until noon Friday and
al the residence after O'clock Friday.
GRIBBEN. ELMER Age n years. son
OF M and MIS-. Elmer A. Gribben. ST.
brother of Ralph. John. Mary. Vera.
Carl Joseph and Margaret. passed away
Wednesday. Funeral Saturday. Aug. 81.
$50 a. m. a. residence 404 Centennial
81. a. :. ST. Anthonys Church Bu-
rial St. Joseph cemetery. Friends in
vitsd. GEO. W. USHER SERVICE.
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Choice apartments gladly shown H5-l328
FOR COLORED-DunDar Court. 1922 N.
West; efficiency, rent includes utilitles
SD so See custodian or call CH-2777
FOR COLORED-Jackson Court, l222-24
Cornell; efficiency; rent includes utlll-
ties; $40 See custodian or call CH-z777.
FOR COLORED-Douglas Court. 2lst and
Blvd pl., efficiency. rent includes utill-
ties; $3.50. See custodian or call
CH-.777
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INSTRUCTIONS

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ENTER SEPTEMBER g. Fall term be-
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school office. or write or phone for Bull
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COLLEGE, Architects and Builders Bldg.
LI-6337.
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a guaranteed position2 We guarantee
position tc any one we accept Shorthand.
accounting. comp. dictaphone, typing.
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AMMO U N C { M { is
Death Notices

DAILY. Widow Of the late
Elder John r Daily. passed away az her
houls 1922 Goodlet-aV. Wednesday. Aug
% age % years. mother Of John L. Daily
~ Canada Elder !. Harvey Daily O..
Macon. Ca Mrs Cara Stevens Of Front
ROYAL Va Mrs Ia Sheppard Of Mart
iusburg " Va cider Daily. Lemuel P
Daily and william 7 Daily OF Indian
an0Hs Funeral a. Primitive Baptist
Church. 5900 " I0th-st a. ?. n FL
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r E N TAILS
81 unfinished Apartments
APRT1NeNT ReNA( BUNeAU

LARGE EFFICIENCY
with breakfast room newly painted walls;
IN Tf15-ofe
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20 Wanted to Rent Rooms
i Unfinished Apartments

WANT room and board in Catholic home
north or east. Call DR-5265-R.
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FOR
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10 Rooms with Board

Is Rooms with Board
HAMILTON. N. l033-Front room; excel
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S575. S675. CH26l6-R.
SOUTH-3S E Hanna; employed couple
private modern home; home cooking; ex-
cellent transportation. DR-l545-M.
ROOM. board. laundry: private country
home gentleman only. Reasona BILE.
223S W. l6th-St. BE-4275-W.
20 Wanted to Rent Rooms
WANT room and board in Catholic home.
north or east. Call DR-52S5-R.
81 Unfinished Apartments
BARTH-Av. is4e-4-room apartment. 2nd
Il: $3.50; water. heat furnished. RI
BROADWAY. 2l53-Mod 5-rm. apt; priv.
ent.: gar: near car; shopping district.
400 N Meridian .. s45-sl25 CO.
GENERAL APIS. NC. LI-243s
NOBLE. $50 S.-4-room upper duplex:
heat: water furnished; near Fountain
Square.
PARK. 23o4-Attractive 2-hedroom apart
ment; porches: heat; water furnished.
Reasonable.
indianapolis Rental Agency
RY.~r ana urfur~ nnfs Erna sarvfea a "a
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M E R C H A N DISE
81 Miscellaneous for Sale

TRAILER-2-w metal top camp in
Guiding springs and mattress $1,000
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BARTH-AV l64e-s-room apartment. End
fl; $3.50; water. heat furnished. RI
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NEW JERSEY. n. l606-2-room apart
ment; furnished neatly; next bath,
raNCp sink. garage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-17
WHOLESALE INDEX
RESUMES ADVANCE
Fertilizer Association Finds
Average at 1873 Per
Cent in Week.

The general level Of wholesale COM
modify prices was again higher in the
week ended September IA, according
to the index of the National Fertilizer
Association. This index last week adj
vanced to 1873 per cent of the 1868
average, from 7sG in the preceding
week. A month ago the index was
1873, the highest point reached this
year, and a year ago was 76.4.
Four of the component groups of
the index moved upward last week,
with the most important advance oc-
curing in the textiles group. A slight
advance in cotton prices as well as in
wooden yarns, hemp, sisal and silk
accounted for the rise in the textiles
index; a slight decline occurred in
the price Of burlap. The foods index
again rose last week to the highest
point reached during the recovery
period. which began in early 1888.
The general trend of foodstuff
prices was upward, with seven COM
modities included in the group ad-
vancing and only one declining The
foods index has risen 142 per cent
since the low point of the year, the
week of January S. A slight rise oc-
Cured in the .uel index as a result
of higher prices for crude petroleum.
Rising prices for hides and leather,
which more than offset a decline in
crude rubber, were responsible for the
rise in the miscellaneous commodities
group.
Farm product prices were mixed
during the week, with eight COM
modities represented in the grains,
feeds and live stock index declining in
price and seven advancing; the group
index declined slightly. A decline in
the building materials index was the
net result of drop in lumber prices
and a slight rise in the prices Of lin
seed oil.
Thirty price series included in the
index advanced last week and II de-
chned; in the preceding week there
were 20 advances and % declines; in
the second preceding week there were
q advances and n declines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-17
New Deal Policies
Scored as Cause
Of Trade Caution
BY the Associated Press.


BALTIMORE, September IT.
Business skies in the United States
are clearing, momentarily at least,
Harper Sibley, president Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce of the United States,
told the Baltimore Association Of
Commerce yesterday.
But, so long as the outlook is
"clouded by the shadow of impend-
ing change In the methods Of Gov
eminent and the substitution of CEN
tralized control for local and State
supervision, business cannot stand
condemned for proceeding with eau
tion," he added.
Sibley attacked the New Deal for
its "incursions" into matters "tra-
ditionally" reserved for the States
and for its disturbing tendency
toward Capitalization of power over
the affairs Of all business and the
RECOMMENDATION of the lives of capital
and labor alike" He attacked the
Federal agricultural program, the
Guffey coal bill and the social Sc
curity bill.
Due to the Staggering burden" OF
debt placed on the country, he said,
there Is beginning to be apparent a
widely prevalent sense Of uneasiness
and msgiving."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-17
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 17.-Sell-
ing pressure appeared in many Sec
tons of the bond list near the close.
but a fair number of corporate issues
managed to finish at moderate gains.
United States Governments showed
little recovery from the low levels
established in the early afternoon
trading Final quotations showed
losses ranging from 1882 to 1882 OF
a point.
Secondary rails and high yields OF
other groups Jared rather poorly in
the last hour. There were minus
signs against loans of Illinois Central,
Nickel Plate, Ontario & Western,
Southern Railway, u S. Rubber, In
ternational Paper, Laclede Gas and
American Waterworks.
Obligations of Atlantic Coast Line.
Great Northern, Youngstown Sheet &
Tube and Bethlehem Steel finished
firm.
In most of the leading foreign
groups prices were irregularly lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-17
Chicago Grain
y the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September l7-Wheat
prices in major world markets scared
today, propelled by broad speculative
buying induced by trade fears Of a
war outbreak in Europe and of crop
disaster in Argentina.
Quotations here jumped more than
4 cents to within fractions Of the limit
advance permitted for one day. May
wheat sold about 81 per bushel, the
highest price for any future delivery
here since the black rust scare of early
Summer.
Wheat closed 3a4 to AS cents high
er compared with yesterdays finish,
December 99xa34, and corn was 2ls
to 25s up. December 5e%a%. Oats
gained 1all2, rye 3laa4 and barley
2l2a3. Provisions we're also sharply
hinhnr
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. September II GP.-Foreign
4;94h; cables. 4.94h: 60-day bills. 4 .e3A;
France, demand. 6.59A; cables. $500;
Italy: demand, SIS; cables, s.15. De
mands-Belgium.. 1920; Germany. free,
40. 20; reg. tourist. 1925; reg. CONNER
Sweden, $3.50; Denmark. 220S: Finland.
2S;d9; sTitzerlsnd 81 7h; Spain. Il: g.
1897; Czechosiovakia. Ala; Yugosiayia.
$50; Austria. IS.97n: Hungary. 2975n;
Rumania. 80; Argentina, 80 .93n; Brazil,
f Ao1eions k 3, so' Mes hsnseeaitt City.
Montreal in New York 90. 49,: New Yorx
In Montreal 100.56h. Nominal
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R. F. c. WILL FACE
STOCK ASSASSIN NT
Bank Issues Purchased at Cost
of $1OO,OO0,o00 to Be Valued
at $37, 100000.
" the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September l7.-Bank
stocks purchased in Cook County at
a cost OF s1o0,0OO,OO0 by the Recon-
struction Finance Corp. will be as
sessed for 1884 and 1885, County AS
SCISSOR John S. Clark said today
The assessor said he intended to
levy the assessment despite a ruling
by the State Tax Commission that
these stocks should not be taxed.
Clark said his decision was based on
en- opinion from Assistant States At
torney Hayden N. Bell.
The assessed value Of the securi-
ties, Clark said, will be s37,000,oo0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-17
ARGENTINA FACES
WHEAT SHORTAGE
Reported to Have Sold More
for Export Than II Has
Supplies on Hand.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 17.-Dow,
Jones &, Co. said today that local grain
interests have been informed that Ar
gentina has sold more wheat for ex-
port in the remainder of the crop year
terminating December 81 than it has
supplies on hand to ship.
A condition of scarcity was indi-
Gated, it was said, by the fact that
ships in Argentine ports have had
long waits-as much as four weeks
for cargo.
Information received by a grain ex-
port house, Dow. Jones g. Co. said. was
to the effect that little Argentine
wheat is being offered abroad, and
that at advanced prices.
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Washington Produce

The summary. with egg and live
poultry quotations furnished by the
Department of Agriculture, follows:
BUTTER-one-pound prints l99 scorel
q =: III, tSS, o.56; i-PoHhd prints 'Ss scOFsj''
MEATs-Beef. 1a20; veal; l5als5
frozen. 27a2s; fresh hams. a7a9s: smoked,
hams. 30a31; strip bacon; 34a37: lard.
lSal9; compound. 13l2al4i2
LIVE sToCK1Hogs, light. 1I.5oa1I. %;
medium. I1.15a12.00; heavy. l0.00al0 IS;
roushs, 500a9. 90; PIGS. ll.00a11.50;
calves. 5.0oa10.00; lambs. 5.00a9. 90.
EGGS-Market steady; Government
sraded extras, medium, / lower; other
quotations UNCHANGED. Current receipts,
@sa29: hennery whites. average, 29a31 +;
fancy large. 33a34. Government graded
and dated white eegS Including grading
and marketing costS): U. S. extras. large,
AZ: U, S. extras, medium. So U. S. stand
ards. large, 37l2.
LIVE PouLTRY-Market barely steady.
ored. heavy. Taco; Leghorns. 14al5'
BOOSTERS. 1Ia12 Spring chickens: Leg
horns. lsa1a; Plymouth Rocks average,
1Sala; fancy 20a21; few at premium;
mixed colors. Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-17
SEALSKIN PRICES TOP
LEVELS OF YEAR AGO

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, September 17.-Sixty-
five buyers from the worlds fur marLs
yesterday paid the United States Gov
eminent $576.130 for 24,350 pelts at
its semi-annual auction Of Pribilof
Island sealskins.
The skins, despite spirited bidding
by London, Paris and American deal
eIs. sold for an average Of s23.66-
about Is cents below the S238l average
at the last sale in April.
The April price, however, repre-
scented 20 per cent increase over the
price paid in September, 1894.
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Miscellaneous Markets.

Additional New York markets. as COM
piled by the Associated Press:
WOOL TOPS+Futures closed barely
steady. UNCHANGED to IL lower. October,
Boob: December. 90.0b; January. 90 OBJ.
COFFEE-Spot steady; Rio No: 7. go;
offerings included Santos Bourbon 3s and
IS at 8 10a30. Rio futures closed easy;
sales. 1900 December 1,1n 6.96s; Ma March en-
f.sin: December, so3n; March. slim;
SUGAR-Futures. No. 3, closed steady,
unchanged to / lower; sales, 5000 tons.
September. 2.49b; December. 2.45b; jan
uary, 204b; March. 2.05b; May. 2.1Obi
TOBACCO Futures closed irregular.
Bright: September. 24.75b; December,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-17
FOREIGN MARKETS.
By the Associated Press.

LoNDON-Quotation rallied smartly
tation and weakness. A more hopeful feel
ing in regard to international politics
caused silt-edged securities to recover:
Repurchases improved industrials nickel
and gold shares, but oil and TRANSATLANTIC
issues were uncertain. The market closed
irregular.
the European political tension on the
Bourse today and prices declined more
sharply. Rentes. industrials and most in
ternational Tres also declined. The clos
ing was heavy.
BERL1N.--.iter registering q slight re-
covery. prices on the Boerse drooped TO-
ing was steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-17
LARGE GOLD DECLINE
DISCLOSED IN HOLLAND

AMSTERDAM, September II (P.-
The weekly report Of the Bank of
Netherlands today showed that gold
stocks had declined 36,759,0 900 guilders
about $24,s55,s4a) during the last
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-17
U. s. TREASURY POSITION.
BY the Associated Press.

The position of the Treasury on Sep
TENDER IA was: Receipts, sea, 236; $50. Is;
SIZES. ss5. $50 81; customs receipts for
the month. S13 $50, 6sO24.
Receipts for the. fiscal year tsince July
u, S73o. SS1 .054. IA; expenditures, slab. :
t55. 1903 dncluding S745. 1853, 9S4,4 OF
emergency expendituresl: excess Of ex-
penditures, $751;. 774,256.75; Gross debt,
SssS.sS under I;9i the previous day. Gold as
sets. So. geo. S97. 626.30.
Receipts for September 8. 1894 tcom-
expenditures. $685.. LAG, 660.1O; net bal
ance 81 164. 1893. 577 80; customs receipts
for the month, S19.Q74172.56.
991 81; expenditures. 81 .237 ,0S6, gao A..
including 1854, 722 800 .01 OF emergency
expenditures; excess Of expenditures, S416.-
MA 2AS,61' gro 6eNi. lS,46J,-
3o9. So; gold assets. $7.97o,4l4,67s.
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225 TONS OF LEAD SOLD.

NEW YORK, September II OP.-
The st. Joseph Lead Co. reports that
225 tons of pig lead from Southeast
Missouri mines were sold yesterday at
S4.20 per 100 pounds st. Louis.
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FREIGHT L0ADINGS.
Week Previous Last

NEW YORK. September II tP,-Rev-
enue freight carloadings on railroads re-
porting today for week ended September
IA included;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-17

BALTIMORE. September II lP,.-Wheat
No. , red Winter. garlicky, spot, domestic,
go; September. 30.
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NEW YORK, September II P).-
An advance of So a ton in the price
Of zinc was announced today. This
established the market at ATS cents
q pound, East st. Louis. Trade quar-
tiers said the boost was due to q large
increase in demand.