davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-11-04

Joshua Reynolds, Thomas Edison.
Ludwig Won Beethoven, and Harriet
Martineau were among the hard-of-
hearing whose lives were notably
successful.
, 1935-11-04

There are nearly IS. ZOO. 900 acres Of
timber in Oregon and washington.
Cutting this timber offers work to
more than 272,000 men In the two
states.
, 1935-11-04
Setting EN- Up


Handicap Race
AMHERST. N. S.-An opera
ticn has disclosed that a race
horse owned by Lester Bicker-
ton ran regularly in the maritime
circuit for more than two years
with the nickel handle Of an auto
mobile door In its leg.
The racer, Nellie Aubrey, collid-
ed with q a two years ago. The
leg was severely gashed, but the
injury healed.
The horse limped slightly but no
notice was taken until q swelling
developed recently.
, 1935-11-04
Help Kidneys

II pooTiy funetioning Kidneys and
Bladder make you suffer from Getting
Up Nights. N~ervUugneaa Rheunatic
Pains, Stiffness. Burning. SmArtinR,
Itching, or Acidity Try the guaranteed
Doctor Q Prescription Cyueax (eina-tsxl
49, Must FAX you M OF money
back. onlv ~ o. Srussises
, 1935-11-04

Vitamin ID has been found In ap-
probable quantities in salmon oil,
fresh salmon, and other salmon pro-
ducts.
, 1935-11-04

Mushrooms can crack q thick cen
crete walk.
, 1935-11-04
Flashes of Life
tBy The Associated Pressl

(By The Associated Pressl
Quick. Watson!
FORT SMITH. Ark. - Ray
Swami, IS, Of Potter. Ark, chew
ed a cockleburr to see what makes
burroS like them, but he still
doesn't know.
Swami gulped inadvertently
while chewing. The burr went down
to his lungs. Fort Smith physi-
clans removed il.
They said his larynx was dam
aged, but he will recover.
Setting EN- Up
A~TLANTA-The average At
lanta policeman Is three years
younger, four pounds lighter, has
l% inches less girth and y inch
more chest expansion than he did
on June /.
Systematic gymnasium work and
retirement of veterans were given
as the reasons.
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Deaths

Arthur Baugh IS davs. Coleman Hos
Manila e. thatcher. 50 l47 W Hamp-
ton-dr chronic mvOcarditiS.
Albert walker. 73- CITY Hospital third
ceciI Padsn Hudson. A.. Methodist Hos
Melvin in BiTaSsT. It. Cite Hospital lObar
pneumonia.
Gus ii,'' Kromberg. 70. CITY Hosiptal car
Eiia Ford IS. ss7 Fletcher. carcinoma.
Robert Joseph Luke. ;. 1922 Lee cpl
demfC meningitis - - s,
cerebral hemorrhace.
Alfred M HartWei p. 1905 N. Tuxedo.
cardio renal vascular disease
Blanche Barr. 80. $50 w 25th. chronic
Charles willard. ~. l4Ol Charles.
Morris White. a.. CITY Hospital lobar
0'i HsTsShei A Mattinslv 10 CITY HosiDtal.
fractured skull . 49,,
pneumonia .. -
pitai peritonltis-
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Building Permits

Clvds A. Mitchell. 5ols Jaokson-st. $50.
general repairs. -,
build one-Car garage -.
Catherine Bittle. 1920 Montoalm-st. $50.
reroof dwelling
z Jones. ss4 Centennial-st. 500. add one
room 70 dwelling
81 W Allen ais Blake-st. $40 coal shed.
Burnside smith. 34O2 n ulinois-St. gen
prank Hawkins. 1857 RusseI-av. $500. add
one room 10 dwelling
William E Mick Co. southwest corner
Electric Building II y. Meridian-st. SIS
600 alterations and repairs 20 present
building
land-st $500. alterations and repairs 10
ureeeuf building
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INSTRUCTIONS
10 Schools. Colleges. Tutoring

10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
TRAIN for Diesel engineering. Write or
call for Diesel Topics
DIESEL POWER ENGINEERING SCHOOLS
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1880. with clean record. who are in
terested in obtaining a SITS government
job ECONOMIC RESEARCH BUREAU.
Write Box K-2071, Times.
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roo LATE To CLASSIFY
AUT0M OLIVE

50 AutomOtive Services
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So Auto Loans
LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices

NOTICE
TO the Taxpayers. Of the Sanitary Dis
trict Of indianapolis. consisting Of the
City OF indianapolis and the Town Of
Woodruff Of the determination to issue
bonds for and on behalf Of said Sanitary
District. the proceeds Of which bonds are
dianapolis the sum Of S73 300 advanced BY
said City 20 said Sanitary District and
paid by it 70 Activated Sludge. Inc in
olscnaIge and satisfaction OF Judgment
entered in Cause No. 1899. In Equity. in
the District Court OF the United States for
the Southern District Of Indiana. Indian
apois Division. and in settlement OF all
controversies and disputes with reference
use thereof
Notice is hereby given 10 the taxpavers
OF the Sanitary District OF India polls,
Inoiana. consisting OF the City OF Indian
apohs and the Town Of Woodruff that the
Board Of Sanitary Commissioners OF said
sanitary District, acting for and on behalf
tnereOf, py resolution duly passed and
adopted BY said Board on the 9Th dav of
April. 1885, and confirmed on May 7. 1885.
determined 70 issue bonds Of said SAINT
taTy District Of Indianapolis in the sum
Of Seyenty-three thousand 1913 000l Dol
four and one-half ga per cent per an
mum, the exact rate 20 be determined By
bidding. payable semi-annually on Janu-
airy and July l OF each year. the FIRST
interest on said bonds 70 be payable July
!. 1886. said bonds TO be dated June I.
1888. and TO be and become due and pay
aD4G IA LNti4At -AD4A series o. three uyll8
each and one series OF one bond as fol-
lows: 1000 Of said bonds shall &c pay
able on January / Of each year. Begin
ming with January l. 1887 and ending
With and concluding January l. 1860. and
81 600 OF said bonds to be payable on
January !. 1851. for the purpose herein
above described
Said bonds shall not be in any respect
Dc a corporate obligation or Indebtedness
OF said City OF Indianapolis Indiana but
shall be and constitute an indebtedness Of
said Sanitary District as a special taxing
district.
JOHN ". KERN. Mayor.
WALTER c. BOETCHER,
City Controller.
MAURICE e. TENANT
NsQarG Of Sanitary coRlnisslonsrs.
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CANCELLATIONS AND
CORRECTIONS

Cancellations and complaints regarding
errors must be telephoned 70 Ths
Times between the hours OF A. n.
and 10 P. NJ. to become effective the
following day.
Notice OF typographical errors must
be given In time for correction before
the second insertion as We are only
responsible for one incorrect insertion.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

MaTr1age LICENSES
George n Stovau 50 Of 24ss Ethel-yt
government employee. and Frances TeasIey.
%. Of 1910 z i9th-st. housekeeper.
Wilbur z Mohr. 20. Of 2s20 CentraI-av.
accountant. and Irma r Murrv. q OF
3l55 N. Meridian-st. Apt. 4 housekeeper.
Amos J. White p. Of 1914 n West-st.
clerk. and Wiiliemae Lyons. %. OF 705 n.
Elder-st. houSekeeper
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BOX NUMBER REPLIES

Advertisers Who 90 not desire 70
divulRs their names or addresses nav
take advantage Of The Times BOX
NUMBER" service.
Replies 20 Box Number ads are re-
esived a. The Times Office and sd-
vertisers are assured that their
identity IL never divulEed By The
Tines
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Births



Normal and Chloe AllsDaw. 1927 N. La
Sale
Walter and Vera WoemDner. 1880 Cruft.
Lewis and Isabelle Harvie. City Hospital
Helen and Richard French. ST Francis
Hospital.
Ruth and John BuFkert St Francis
Hosnital
Marv and Navity Janke St Francis
Hospital
Nora and Arthur Lowell ST. Francis
Hosiptal
Mildred and Carl Van Sickle. St. Francis
Hospital
Grace. and James viehmsnn. St. Francis
Ruth and Charles Robson. St Francis
HOSPITAL
Girls.
Robert and Mary Dalton 1902 W. 1lst
Lee and Katherine Pierle. 2l02 S. Me-
ridian
Thomas and Sarah williams CITY Hos
nh Mary and Victor Vudack. st. Francis
Eqia and Fred siebe. St. Francis Hos
pitsl
Francis Hospital
Kathrvn and PhiliD Meier. St. Francis
Msry and Frank Meister. St. Francis
H0Euffal
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 Death Notices

BYFIFLD. CHARLES H.-Beloved husband
Of Lima Z Byfeld. father OF Mrs A L.
Eutterworth Of DAYTON. O Charles II
y Lone. Edward and Elizabeth.
grandfather Of Robert. Charles and
Edward Butterworth and Beverly Ann
Rvne'd PASSED away Tuesday. Services
Al the residence. s7ss Park-av. Thurs
day AZ 80 D. m. Friends invited. Burial
Crown Xii
pI-TTON. JoSEPH-Of il3 s 5th-av.
Beech Grove. beloved husband Of Marv
button. and father OF Mrs CLAWS
Nendenhan and Z Dennis Dutton Of
Beech Grove and Mrs Nav Roberts and
n p Dutton Of London EnClsnd de-
parted this life Tuesday. age rs wears.
Funeral THURSDAY. May le. al the
Beech Grove NJ z Church. : q m.
Burial New Bethel Cemetery. Friends
invited Funeral under the direction Of
MOORE & KIRK.
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81 Times Want Ads Accepted Up for the Day @
FOR
WANT AD RESULTS
AT THE LOWEST COST
IN INDIANAPOLIS
RILEY 1851
ORDERING WANT ADS

The Tines maintains = highly capsbls
foTcs OF trained Ad-TakeTs. able %
make constructive and helpful sug-
gsstionS and determined always 70 be
OF the utmost service 20 every ad-
vsrtiser
Your tslsphons call % RILEY SSH
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OF these courteous Ad-TakerA
II more convenient you may bring
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". MARYLAND or you may mail your
advertisement 20 the CLASSIFIED Ad-
vertisinE Manager and Il ziu receive
immediate attention.
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On Commission ROW

ouotations below. subject 10 change. are
.,-S-Sgs Wholesale prices being offered 10
6nvers by local commission dealers
Fruits-Bansnas. sac 10 Peaches, FL
81 $50 Cantaloupes. Indiana Jumbo mats
zoe standard fats. csc. Honey Jews
SSIifoTnia IS ss. rs s.. Honey Balls
,Yuunbo SOS. ass. s. so Watermeions. Wat
sons 5oe Bus berries ns1 s' Trags5ar tq
sii5qis5. wealthys. SlS5: Pearls. sl35
lemons. Sunkist. S60S IS Grapeiruil
California. seedless. o4S, $50 lines
1sr 100. So California fruit-Aprieots.
Tugs $50. Plums. blue. red, yellow. So
grapes. seedless. 81. Pears. baEtlettS
Beans. green. round string
a0c. Cabbage home grown. eu. s9c- Car
Tofs. home grown. and Ohio. soc. new
bulk. half bu 75c Caulifower. Wsshlnston
Ils-l2s, crate $50 N ~. :, /, =.
dun. COZ. s5c. hearts. dog stalks. S9o
Corn. home grown. coz~ 70 Z -9c- Ou-
cumbers. home grown. oG- 8 hale nome
best. So IS. home grown leat. lS-lh BASKET.
soc. ENdiye Ohio. basket. l5c- NangoeS.
home grown bu 81 so. small basket. 1oc
Mint. der. soc. Mustard home Grown ou
IS Onions home grown. yellow, sQ-lo
bar 81 10. home grown. white 50-lb oag.
Sis. Waua Walls. Spanish. Sob osg
81 so. Parsley. home grown. COZ. sc feaS
sr ere cobblers io0-s bag. $50. Kentuok
and Missouri Cobolers. l0O-lb Gag. Sl.-J.
Minnesota Russets l00-lb bag 81 Sweet
potatoes. new TriumPhs ~ SllS: new
tons. 2-dos basket sSc. Rhubarb. out door
ooz soc sage. dog. 45e Spinach. New
Zealand bu. coo. squash summer white
Sc. TomatoeS home grown. lob basket.
45c bushel 81 IS
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INDIANAPOLIS, THURSDAY, AUGUST Is, 1885
NezV York Stocks

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Prices
moved irregularly early this aft
ernoon on the Stock Exchange.
Changes generally were fractional.
Auburn Auto jumped points TO
new high at 3las, while Chrysler
was up a point at 612s. General
Motors slipped back 4 point 20
49,. Oils we're featured by &C
tivity and strength in Consolidated
Oil, which reached 9l2, up IS. Utili-
ties turned dull and most of them
eased to small net losses. Union
Pacific was up Il at 1919. while
Atckison flrmed Is to SO in quiet
rail group.
Steel common slipped back =
point to 43l4. American Telephone
had similar loss to 140 Ameri-
can Can was unchanged at 1872 In
the mail order group Montgomery
Ward firmed a fraction, while Sears,
Roebuck dipped small amount.
American Sumatra Tobacco adj
vanced to a new high at 26l2, up
Is points when directors ordered an
extra dividend of 81 share.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-15
SWINE VALUES
AGAIN DECLINE
Prices Generally 10 to rs
Cents Lower; Supply
Holds Steady.

With receipts holding at yester-
days figure of $500, the pork market
again declined in early trading at
the Indianapolis Union Stockyards
today. The regular classes were
largely 10 to Is cents lower, while
underweights we're down IS cents.
Holdovers again were estimated at
1874, indicating a liberal supply of
hogs on hand. Increase in the
number of receipts also has been re-
ported at nearby livestock markets
which has Offset the recent strong
demand.
The bulk. 100 to 100 pounds, sold
at $11.70 to S1175, while 100 to $50
pounds, brought $118O to $119O.
Some better grades were reported
selling slightly higher. Light
weights, scaling 100 to 100 pounds,
cashed in at 1915 to S1O.25. Good
packing sows ranged from $3.50 to
S1025.
Trading turned active in the cat
tie market, especially in slaughter
steers Wnere prices were STEADY at
the previous close. Average quality
was low. Few light steers sold
downward from $1O35. Heifers
brought $3.50 to $3.50, and bulls $3.50
to $6.25. Receipts were 900.
Vealers were generally so cents
higher, with bulk of better grade
good and choice kinds selling from
SO to $3.50. Receipts were 600. A
strong demand sent the lamb
market Is to so cents higher. Bulk
of better grade lambs sold at 1925
to SO. Bucks again were discounted
from SO cents to 81. Slaughter
sheep held at $125 to $3.50. Re-
ceipts were 1900.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-15
CASH REPLACES
BONDS IN FARM
MORTGAGE LOAN
Revised Procedure in This
Area SimpIifieS Handling,
Official SAYS.

The proceeds of all farm mort.
gage loans made through the
Marion County National Farm Loan
Association and the Federal Land
Bank of Louisville are now paid in
cash instead of bonds as heretofore.
Guy H. Williams, association secre-
tary-treasurer at Indianapolis an
nounced today.
This procedure has now been
effective for several days" said Mr..
Williams, and simplifies the ham
ding of loans, particularly where
made for the purpose of refinancing
the debts of farmer borrowers"
Agreements Requested
For the past year and a half
loans closed through the Federal
Land Bank and the Land Bank
Commissioner have been paid prin-
cipally in bonds of the Federal Farm
Mortgage Corp. In refinancing
debts the agreement of the credit
ors was requested in advance to &C
cept bonds rather than cash. Ger
tain items such as taxes and insur-
ance and fractional amounts Of
debts, meanwhile, have been paid in
cash.
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp.
bonds are guaranteed by the FEEDER
al government both as to payment
of principal and interest, and have
met with a ready acceptance, with
the results that now there will be
no difficulty in selling them, so tha6
the proceeds of their sale may be
used in making Federal Land Bank
and Land Bank Commissioner
loans in cash.
One of the principal reasons for
using bonds in lieu Of cash in the
first place was to obtain a wide
spread distribution of these secur-
tiles throughout the country and
small towns as we'll as in cities.
This has been done through the
nearly half million loans that
have been closed since the Federal
Farm Mortgage Corp. was organ
lied
Sell Above Par
During most of this time Federal
Farm Mortgage Corp. bonds have
sold above par. The most recent
issue bearing but pa per cent inter-
est is quoted currently at around
1912. the per cent issue at 1O2la
and the 81 per cent bonds at 104.
National Farm Loan Associations
throughout the state report keen
interest among farmers in the new
per cent interest rate on all loans Of
The Federal Land Bank of Louis
vile through associations.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-15
.12-CENT COTTON
LOAN BASIS HELD
TO Be CERTAINTY
Senator Bankhead Says
Rate Awaits Accord on
AAA Amendments.

By IHifed Press
WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.-Sena-
tor John H Bankhead ID, Ala)
issued a statement today reiterating
that he felt certain the 12-cent cot
ton loan would be fixed as soon as
agreement had been reached on the
AAA amendment now in conference.
I am absolutely confident Of the
announcement of the 12-cent loan
on the incoming allotted cotton
crop" Senator Bankhead said.
There are a number of senators
in possession of information that
Will not be controverted TO the effect
that the moment the AAA amend
ments and Bankhead act are con-
Guided IN conference that the ad-
ministration will fix the 12-cent
loan, he said.
This administration has put its
hand to the pillow and there will be
no turning back"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-15
ANGAS IN NEW POST
Author of Coming American Boom
Joins BroOkmire Corp.

By Times SpeCiTI
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Maj. L. L.
E. Angas, English writer and eco
nomic forecaster, has become as
ISOLATED with Brookmire Corp. as
economic adviser, it was announced
today. He will contribute regular
articles on economic and investment
matters.
Mai. Angas, whose Coming
American Boom" a year ago, was
a welcome message of optimism
plans an indefinite stay here. He
feels no doubt about the future of
the United States.
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Other livestock
lBY United Pressl

(By United Press)
2oo-225 lbs. sl1aO; 10000 lbs. sll.75;
1850 lbs, siisS; soo-5so is, sii 10;
i4O lbs. siO.5 50: l2O-i3o lbs, slo Is: i6o-I2O
lbs, S; roughs. $3.50; Stays. SITS. Calves.
s9is lambs, S8.25
LAFAYETTE. Aug. 15-Hog market To-
Csc lower: 210-235 lbs. s1170q III 30; 235-
200 lbs. 81 SOC l1.e5: 100000 lbs. s11. 5O9
si 81 'Soa ito; 17o-I9o lbs Sill .5o9 Ii S.,
i6O-l70 lbs lao; 140-16o lbs $40. 5OM
1915 120-140 lbs. sl0m IS; roughs, slo.25
down: calves. SOC higher, $3.50 down;
lambs, soc higher, SO down.
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Produce Markets

The prices quoted below are paid for
stock gathered in the country, while de-
livered in indianapolis the price will be a
horn Breed hens, Toe; heavy breed cocks,
&C; Leghorn breed cocks. &C; colore,d
broilers, lbs. and up. lac; Leghorn broil-
ers, liz lbs. and up lie; bareback broilers,
lOc; ducks full feathered and fat. &C; geese,
full feathereo and fat. &c; guineas, 15c
each. No. strictly fresh eggs, loss Of
gross, a deduction of 10c pound under
SIS lbs. will be made Butter-No. l. ESQ
29c; butterfat. 21c. quoted by the Wadley
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ONE other SenegamSian In the
~ woodpile is that the Indian
apolis Power and Light Co has
the right. under the proposed con-
tract. TO pass on to the city any
special excise tax or sales tax levied
on it by the United States govern
ment. State of Indiana or any
other political division. In this
era when Government is ever on
the alert TO find new sources OF
revenue it is highly possible that
this provision might force the park
department to pay more for its
electricity in the future than 1t
paid under the old contract.
The park lighting contract car
ries added significance at this time
because a new arrangement involv-
ING the cityS general lighting re-
ouirementS Will be worked out in
the next few months. Negotiations
for a new contract have been held
in aboyance pending the Pubic
Service CommisSion'S valuation OF
the properties of the indianapolis
Power and Light Co
If Mayor Kern does affiX his
signature to the park lighting con-
tract as 1t now reads there will be
little occasion to cheer. However.
if some real reduction Is allowed
from the expired contract the city
will Re placed IN a better position
to get similar treatment on the
more important general contract
in the oflng.
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CHAINS SALES HIGHER

BIZ JntItu PFeSS
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The
Department of Commerce today
produced another recovery note with
a report that daily average sales of
chain grocery stores for July were
about per cent above July, 1884,
and per cent higher than for the
same 1888 month.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-15
BOEING REPORTS LOSS
By Times Special

By Imts Special
NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-The Boz
ing Aircraft Co. for three months
ended June 80 showed a net loss
amounting to s224,558, it was re-
ported today. Untitled orders of the
company at the end of June totaled
1904, 918.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-15
PUBLIC HEARING ASKED
Associated Gas and Electric Seeks
to Revoke Order.

JEFFERSON CITY. Aug. 15.-The
Associated Gas and Electric Co. has
asked the securities department
here for a public hearing at which
it will attempt to revoke an order
suspending sale Of its securities in
Missouri, it was announced today.
Russell Maloney State Securities
Commissioner, has delayed setting a
date for the hearing until he is adj
vised that counsel for the utility
firm can produce Howard c. Hop
son, head of the system.
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
BY United Press

CHICAGO. Aug. 5-ApcieS-Michigan
bushel yellow transparent. 500 s5c
Carrors-Xesrern crates 6 coz s. 50
90 Sweet Potatoes-Tennessee bushel
g. 10 Leaf Lettuce-Illnois. bushel. 2oE
35c. Beans-Nlchigsn bushel. Slr II 50
Cabbage 40-s0-lo crates IS q soc Peas
California. hushel hampsrs. 81 l5A2 IS
TomatoeS-IlnolS Rat crates. 25sl SOC
Spirzch-Colorado bushel 81 Rhuharb-
Illinois to-lb cartons IS q -0c. Lettuce
Illinois bushel 81 50H225 Cucumbsrs-
Michigan. bushel. 75c n 81 IS. Onion mar
ket i5o-lb sacks. California whites. 81 Q
los, Iowa yeilows. S5I CSC. Illinois ye'lowS
es4 loc. Wisconsin ysllows zoe y &C
Washington yaiencias. s2izc.
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by United Pressl

CHICAGO. Aug. Eggs-Market firm;
receipts, 1892 cases; fresh graded frsts,
Csc; current receipts, 21G24c; dirties. 18M
21l2c; checks. ia zoe. Butter-Market
firm; receipts 262 tubs; extra frsts 90
91Ia scorel, 24d24l2c; extras (92 score ,
24i2c, hrsts $685. scorel, 22i2G23c;
seconds 86-87la score). 2Il2d22 spe-
Gals, 25G2517c; standards. 24i4c. Poultry
Market steady; receipts 40 trucks; broil-
ers 17@l6c; flyers, la l9c; old ROSTERS,
12613c; ducks, 13G17c; geese, l3014c;
spring chickens. 19@21c; hens, 1Sc; tur-
keys, 11@14c; Leghorn hens, 11di4c;
chicks, l2M17c. Cheese-Twins. 14l2M
l494c; daisies, l5d l5Ac; longhorns, 15M
l514c Potatoes-Supply light, demand and
trading slow; market dull with weaker
tendency. Idaho Triumphs, 81 so; Mime
sofa early Ohios. 90c; Kansas Cobblers, 80c;
Wisconsin Cobblers, 90cGs1; unclassifed
75c; Missouri Cobblers, 80d 57i7c;
Nebraska Bliss. Triumphs, S1.05; New Jer-
sey Cobblers. Sl15; Virginia Cobblers
sl15: Maryland Cobblers, Site 20
Arrivals, 4S; on track. IA; shipments. 323
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Traders Views Different
RVLlllt,d Prcss

bV tNiff n PrtsS
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 15.-Many
cotton traders believed today the
government may forego its crop loan
to farmers this season and let cot
ton return to its normal trade
channels
They interpreted the Department
Of Agriculture's attitude, after fore
casting last week a crop Of 11,793,-
600 bales, to mean the government
would step in with a loan only if
the price collapsed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-15
WHEAT IS FIRMER
IN ALIEN STRENGTH
Other Grains Also Fraction
ally Higher at Start.

By United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 15-Rehecting
strength in the Liverpool market,
wheat prices firmed today on the
Board of Trade.
At the start wheat was Il to Is
cent higher Corn was % cent low
er to q cent higher Oats were Is
cent lower to a cent higher, and
rye was up e to Is cent.
Wheat traders bought moderately
because of the higher Liverpool
market.
nv James F. RennettO