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SHORT TERM NOTES

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INVESTMENT

INVITATIONS

patty, the Harrii

Bank. E. H. Rolllne * « Co,, are offering

j m.ew.ww c«y au*« county ot San Fmacisco “ I (Cal. 1 gold 4% par net. water- bonds, due serially July l, 1*?4. to 1961, Inclusive, at 1.20 j Prtco* ylaMnlc approximately 4.80 per eent. K !W> * A. Q. Becker * Co.. Ame*. Emerlch * Co.. and the KSrst Trust and Savings Bank are

at tOO and Interest an Issue of

I first murtgagpe 4 per ceut- aortal gold bonds of the Rainey-Wood Coke Company The Alan Wood. Iron and Steel Company and estate of W. J. Rainey, which owns and

»aM| | » guaranteed jointly

of principal and

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$1,440,639 Louisvl ef'-rred atSJk "fe

lie (Ky.) rood t. cumulative being offered

The stock la re-

39.

,j4«ss a i .. i j _ _ - _ atYtaenos.

on track.

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need, 8* 000

of live Stock

—

>ceipts at for p*ri»

Weak Uraa far .

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Utmib to date rsu..

a is '•s AIM 1,917 9W

10,44© M.W

Yaar to date . 1.7M.M9 * Sams time 2M3 .A746.24I S MeCfl at elovoa 1919 markets to dot*2AfJ4.0»

* mo io. or 4.944 13213 192.396 50.614 81.453 5i.M* W 1917. .060 n.TM.060

until

indi^tSd the market provisions toty concerning if government

for lower cost

BimrawflHMpgBl Hat were eonrtderrd in ft a inf prices for Uve boss. Exports say the price of provfarions on the Chicago Board of Trade Monday » onanists not exceeding |t9.9fi for

f%*ySh.

twa. n>u*h. Cattle—Ke-

CHICAGC CORN PRICES DP31-4T051-2CENTS

Sif,

! “** , !&.TJSSS:VSS^SSh,% ■ ■esipt'S. 12.499; no sale* —Cattle—Receipt*.

aetiv.

active sad steady.

■PfgAfl Cat'ie-Be-

•.990

lira hog t

•old since Jun-

_ ^ sold in the local yard# This la th* lowest thsy have . » June 21- Wsdneaday. two

wooka ago, the top waa ra. 1ft and the «t roeord, |23.I0. wag paid Thurafour weeks ago. Thars waa some

ees of throwouts with the top lll ift and not many highsr PI«s sold as high as 119 25

loos In

for sows at ^ than IM.«. Has • ai£sii anc

hogs and

Hogfc

Good to Choice begs. 1M to IW lbs. 31 •

it* n^- .,«#<-»" te

4§«rsi to tte Oao « oO*e.s> •o #Orf ♦ RR ' w

$ 4 • rag# #*9 #*■*«*♦,**•♦ «-*♦ te tteOtte .ee.O.- II ' %r t a s ** • # S • » 6 e© » * a* te

stags. 99-!b. doek ... If Estimate* o- moat traders In the

igSrea?

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UMM fat th* ftittNitton

off admitted conditions war* the most ora hi# for buyer* and th* light ra1,100 cattle, did much to pre-

markst In th# araHy

t' 1 Of*f

caipta of 1.100 cattle.

leclin*.

HO important

m but it was gao-

led $2 sines ^a wemk

been more to choice

female

stock hut som€s of the is**** ds-

sirable kinds of helTers are 11.00 lower. Calves were as much higher as they

■ 9 060 9 00and cutter*..... 6 600 7 60

lb*.

20 00022 00

Common to best. 1.300 lb*, upward *,,,,............,, Qocd to cholca under 1.300 lbs.. Pslr to medium, under 1.300 lb* Common to good bolognas CAL.VE9Oood to choice vesta under 200 pounds •■•••«., Common to medium veals, under

800 lbs.

Gw»d to choice heavy calves.... Common to medium heavy calves STOCKERS AND FEEDING CATTLEOood to chics steer* 300 lb*. and up ..... 1 ,...j,...1O84011 49 Common to fair steers. 869 lb* and up 9 99019 48 Quad to choice steers, under 960 lb* 10 00019 50 Com men to medium steers, under •» Ibe 8 000 9 00 Medium to gnod heifers 8 000 9 00 Medium to sooJ cows 7 oo0 8 oo Springers 9 00012 00 Fair io choice milkers ,....74 00015* 00 Stock calves. 16A to 440 lbs T 6.1011 50 Ip th* sheep pens Iambs sold as high as 115.00 and Monday the best were quoted at $14.00. No change was shown In prices of shsep that sold at $8.00 down.

Sheep and Lambs. to choice sheep »i to medium sheep 11 in* ewes 91 * lambs M to choice yearlings 91 p to medium yesrllpga 1 per *00 lbs, ,,%*,•••»• 6 1

Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, August 19. - Hogs - Receipt* 16,090; lower; top, 821.10; heavy weight, D8.2S 086.60; medium weight, $18.60020.76; light weight, 91t.6O02O.74; light light* H7.7602O.2S; heavy packing sow* smooth. $17.25018.15; packing sows, rough, 816.25»17.25; pigs, $16.60 018,90. Cattle—Receipts. 13.000; medium beef steers and butcher cattle, steady; calves uneven to 26c to 60c lower; western and feeders steady; beef steers, medium and heavy weight, choice and prime. 116.00018.50: medium and good. 812.60016.00; common. tlD.Wtr 12.10; light weight, good and choice. $H.uO0 18.00; common and medium. 80.50014.00; butcher cattle, heifers, 31.25013.75; cows, |7.25 013.75; canners and cutters, $6.(X>©7.25; veal calves, light and handy weight. $19.60080.50: feeder steer* 88.00016.60; Stocker steer* 87.25 4811.00; western range steers. $9.60016.50; cows and hslfers. $7.75013.00. Sheep—Receipt* ft,000; strong; lambs, 44 pounds down, $15.•0011.60; cults and common. $1O.M016.OO; yearling wethers. $10.76013.76; ews* medium,

- $g.r m

S5 e 7i. ,,1 ^3*lS4KJ“‘ e, S! 33o* Sbe!^—Receipte i.sST MUI?’

wmM, 38.OO0U.4O.

CLEVELAND. As«nst tA-Hso-ReoeipU. ‘SSATE-T^ S5;

c*4p'a, 400; fWMkSt SkB fit <». Calves—Receipt*

lips, 623 09.

He lower; tap. 399; market steady;

PRODUCE

(Tb. nw. tm price

wtcSRJS'U.'s: varieua ieelera)

st Irullanapolis:

Ole; ever 2%

turkeys. 3S©0teT

a noitn

.Spring* V pound* $9c; ducks, ligaic

1% to 3% ; spring

pounds up. Me; geese. Me: squab*

11 pounds and up. $109

ffcTmri duck* I

jfl&TKSS STUSS^JS Jsabaas* sMlias prtoa* for creamery butter

print* 65054c. tub* 54065c.

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CHEKyB-JabbrnW prieae: Domestic Swiss.

920A-' New torti r-“

eonalii tuaberfer,

Me; New York Umbarfar. fselsFJm™-

Mekitif Mock

Live poultry steady and unchanged;

w. 99034c

Ind.. August 14—Packsrs’

buying priesa; ButUr—Me. Eggs—Prsah

NEW TORK. August 1A—Butter—Firm;

44%06Tc; ci^sm»ry*axtras MM;

stock, currant mak* N* 1 49a

; reoclpts. U.948; freab gathered. Cheese—Irregular; receipts.

HM. ~ iBfl^isitMlPiBMpii . . MMb _ agllBi fowl*

36040c; turkeys.

LAFAYETTE.

Feu I try—Old socks. 13c; ban* 27e; spring chickens. 37c; old tom turkey* 20c; baa tur key* S4e; ducks, 13c; geaes. 13c; fancy Mock

worth more.

CINCINNATI. August 14—Butter—CreamSSk.^ •e^-rlK-eife g«S 34c; roosters. 30c; ducks, Sc; gease, spring. 22c; old. 12014c; turkey* 36c; guineas, a

doses. •.90. Eggs—Fresh, 40c.

KANSAS CITY. August 19.-Buttery-Ex-tra* 49c; flrata, 47c; second* 46c; packing, •c. Eggs—Extra* 48c; first* 44e; seconds. 36c. Poultry—Has* 39c: roosters. 14o; broil-

ers, 29c. CH1CA' creamery

14.486

in^r^wSss-Tjass

Poultry unchanged.

LOmSVlLLE, August 1A-Poultry-Spring-ers, 30031c; turkey* 26c; ducks. 20c; hens. 23026c • roosters, 13c. Butter-Packing stock. Me; creamerv, 55c. Eggs—Csrfdled. 40c. ST. LOUIS, August 19.—Poultry—Hens, 27c; springs. 33c; turkeys, 94c; ducks. 23c; geese. 14c. Butter-Creamery, |Sc. Rgge—41c. TOLEDO, August 14.—Butter—Brisk creamery 67c; packing stock. 84c. Egg*-B»lecta. strictly fresh. 60c; frsah candled. 49c. GOOD GAIN IN G0TT0N. Aggregsivs Buying for • Reaction—

Light Offerings.

NEW YORK. Auguq$ lA^A dlsposlUon to cover or buy for « reaction after yesterdays break was Incrosasd in tho cotton market by the firmer cables of today and the better opening tone of the stock market. First prices were steady at an advance of 22 to 90 point* and active months sold 27 to 36 points qet higher during the first few minutes. October touching 30.40c and January 4D.4Je. There waa eanstderable southern selling on the advance, however, which also met further liquidation, and later fluctuations were Irreg-

ular.

The continued weakness of sterling exchange and an easier turn In the stock market unsettled early buyers, and the market broke sharply toward midday. October sold off to 39.45c and January to lO-tec, or 8 to U points net lower, and about 40 to 0 points from the high level of the mornihg. Offerings were comparatively light on the midday decline and the market firmed up again early in the afternoon on renewed covering and more aggressive buying for a reaction. A steadier ten* in the stock market was a factor on the advance, which carried October up to gLTOc and January is 30.77c,

or 63 to 65 points net higher. Liverpool Spot Cotton Eastor.

LIVERPOOL August x*.—Cottnn—Spot. Mow; prices easier: good middling, 19.96d; fully middling, l$.76d; middling, 18.16d;

fully middling, W.76d; middling, 18.16d; lpw middling. lS.41d; good ordinary, J4.T6d: ordinary. 14.23d. Sales. 4,990 bales Including 3,890 American. Receipts, 8,099 bates. Including 199 American. Futures closed steady; September, 18.79d; October. 18.96d; January. 19. OM; March, 19.08d; May, 19.03d; July.

1S.9M.

Pickles, 35 to 75c a Hundred

good and choice, mon, $3,0010 7.50.

00010.00; culls and com

Other Live StocR Markets.

Pickles have arrived on Commission row and are selling st 86c to 75c a hundred. Cucumbers are offered st 75c a doxen fsr the large sixes. Supplies of some varieties of apples are practically exhausted for the season, according to dealers. Only a few Transparenta are to be had around $9.00 a bushel. Most dealers have .none to offer. Duchess apples are scarce at $1.26 to $8.00 a bushel. Wealthy apples are quoted at $1.00 to $2.50 a bushel, according to quality. Maklenbluah apples are bringing $9,W a barrel. Receipts are from Indiena, Michigan, New York and Missouri. Green beans are exceedingly scare* One dealer reports sales as high ss $4.25 s basket of twenty-five pound* Tomatoes ore S little easier at $1.0001.25 a bushel, according to quality. Receipts are larger.

Best Ti high as

_ . _ e barrel for the home-grown

LAFAYETTE. Ind., August l*.—Cattle— | variety, but gri

Best heavy shipping pounds. $13.99015,99:

steers, 1,390 common to

A00090.00; light pound* $10,090 r». $10.00012.50; vy, $9.00011.50:

steers, 800 to 1,000 pounds, $8.00010.00; butcher steers, 1,000 to 1,200 p< 18.00; choice butcher heifers, choice butcher coat* heavy ■

choice bulls. $9.00; good to choice veals,, 140 to M9 pounds, $15.00013.00; heavy calve* 34.90 09.0* Sheep-Choice fat ewes. 35 9O07.5O; common to fair sheep. 82.6906.80; good to choice yearlings. 37.9008.00; good to choice lambs. $10.00014.00: common to fair lambs. 87.00010.90; bucks. 150006.00. Hogs—MO pounds and up. $19.75; 309 to 850 pounds, $20.35: 225 to 250 pounds. $29.23020.95; 200 to 226 pounds, $20.46090.59; 180 to 300 pounds. $20.36020.36; 900 Jto 1» _podnd», $19.9602019;

to 1,600 as low as 93.( medium quotations are

Top cantaloupes are bringing ss

Ices range from that level to

P-Ta $5.60

Melons selling qf the lower in sise and of poorer

small

1.50; 180 to 200 poun<

149 to 159 pound* UA9S0U.5O; lOo’t? 20 !

ssy7S!"S4!r..r,.:^s“ i

EVANSVILLE. Ind.. August lA-Cattle receipts extremely light, market generally Steady. Better grades of butcher steers and heifers regardless of weight, active; other grades slow. Stockers and feeders steady. Cows generally steady. Bulls slow and about steady Milch cows steady. Calve#—Receipts light, market lower, choice veal calve* $1*60 down, seconds $11.00 down, common. $8.09 down. Sheep—Receipts light, market steady; choice lamb* $15.50 down, seconds. MOO down; common. 1*90 down. Best fat •Amp. $7JS0 ’town, second* 1*99 down; cull* $*«• down. Buck* f*60 down. Hogn-Re-ceipts. light; market higher; heavies and mixed packer* $21.00: light* 196 pounds down, $19.85 down; pig* $1*90 down. LOUISVILLE. August t*-Hogs—Receipts, ST; best, IS pounds and up, *20.76; 130 to IS pounds. $19.75; pig* 130 pounds down. $17.75; throwout* 914.90 down. Cattle—Receipts. 332; steer* $7.00014.00; bulls. 1*560 9.09; heifer* $7.00011.66. Oalvea—Receipts, 30; boot veal* $17.09017.50; medium, IS 12.49; common to medium, $*0009.00. Sheep end lambs-—Receipt* 1.10: best lambs. 315.*0; second* $9.0; culls. 3*9007.0; best fat

sheep. 3*00: buck* $5 50 down.

PITTBBURO. August 14 —Hoga—Receipts. 1.10; steady, haavte* $29.75021.0: heavy Yorker* $71.50021.75: light Yorker* $29,000 J650; pig* $19.7503*2* Sheep and lambs— Receipt* 690: steady: top Sheep, $1L2S: top lamb* Sl7.fi* Calves—Receipt* 150 steady:

top. $22.59

KANSAS CITY. August 19. Hogs-Re-calpt* 4.900; tower; bulk, $19.7503660; beav-

___■quotation; medium a.0; light* 816

weight* $19,750

light* $16100167*; light light* $19 ’SSK-SZLTWW!^

‘ - e snd prime, 8tT.lS0iA7»; fl*36#17.M; common, $1A15

medium and good.

quality. Receipts Monday: White potatoes—New Jersey 0 ears, Kentucky 2; 29 cars en track, including broken. Onlone—Indiana 1. unknown 1; 3 cars on track, including broken. Peaches—Oklahoma * Arkansas 2. California 1, unknown 1; 14 cars on track, including broken. Cantaloupe*—Indiana 3; I cars on track, including broken. Prices to Retailer* Apple*—Indiana. Michigan, New York and Missouri Transparent*. $3.00 a bushel; Ducnes* $1.25lj3.00; Wealthy. $l.«fi0A5O; Maidenblue* $690 a barrel. Bananas—Pound. 7c. Beans—Kentucky Wonder* $*900*31 a basket of twenty-five pounds. Beets—Home-grown, doxen bunches. 30c. Cabbage—Horne-grown. 14.9005.0 a barrel; $4.00 a ciata Cantaloupes—Arizona. Colorado, Arkansas and Indian* 45075c a basket; Tip-Tops $5.0005.10 a barret Carrots—Home-grown, doses bunches. 340

49c.

Celery—Michigan, small bunch. 25030c: ernte of doxen bunches. $1.16 Corn—g**eL home-grown. 25e doxen •are. Cucumbers—75e a doxen; pickles. 3i075c a hundred. Grapefruit—Florid* standard box. 9*100 *96 Grapes—California, Malaga. $*2504.59 a crate of 20 to 34 pounds; seedless, $2.75. Huckleberries—Pennsylvani* $5.0 a crate of If quart* Lemons—California, standard box. $6,500 7.00. Messina, $7.00. Mangoes—Florida, small basket, 90c. Ontona—Home-grown, white and yellow. $2.5 a bushel. Oranges—California standard box. &O90

*46

Peaches—Tnxa* Arkansas and Oklahoma Elbert* $2,750*59 a bushel Pears—California. Bartlett. $*25 a box ni 45 pounds Pham*—California. Tragedy. Diamond and Grand Duke. $2.75 a crate; Indian* Wild Goose. $1.25 a half-bushel tasks* Potatoes—Kentucky. Indians, Ohio and New Jersey $7.0 a bag of IS© pounds: homegrown, 88 0 a barret Rhubarb—Home-grown, doxen bunch** Me. Sweet Potatoes—Ala bam* 83.5003.75 a hampar at W pounds. Tomatoes—Indian* If pound* Ole; bushel. $1.0901.2* Watermelons—35070c each.

STRENGTH DUE TO BUYING AND SCANTY OFFERING*.

OATS MOVE WITH COHN

Com and Wheat Bultotin

Fee tbs twenty-fear tanre red la# at 7 * a*. August 13:

Tsmperature

I'i ii j.iL * ?

Station* of

District

}l! X il

Irish Cobblers. Kentucky, $3.50; California round

4.35 cwt.;

rearlots. ■■■■■■■■ : sacked, car lot* $4.0904.69 owt.

sacked, whites.

Metal Prices.

NEW YORK, August 18.-Copper-Quiet; fftoctroiytic. spot and August. JS%C; September. 23'-0240; October 24c. Iron—Steady and

CHICAGO, August If.—Th# corn market started strong today on commission house buying which found only limited offerings availableBesting orders to sell checked the upturn and figure* sloped off to lower than yesterday's close for the distant months. September keeping relatively stronger. With incrogsed demand In the pit on the break, prices advanced from the low level with moderately active trading. Opening prices ranged from kc to 2c higher, with September f 1 T*% to Itfi. December fl.«l to $1.43 and May $1 IT to 9LS7U. On the doettn* Ma> touched $I.$5 hut worked back to

about opening figure*

Later, persistent buying lifted the market considerably above the low I level* Scanty offerings contributed to ’ the strength which waa evident all along the line with September leading. The market closed strong, 3%o to S»ec

net higher.

Data followed the course of corn but within narrower limit* After opening unchanged to %c higher, with September at to T&tic, the market sagged and then ascended to about yesterday*# close. Provisions dipped at the opening, lard being 2fte to Sftc lower. Short covering brought about a rally which waa followed by another sag.

South Bend Auburn Ft. Ways* yhsaritedd ...... Royal Csntar... Marion Lafayette .......

Farmland

indlgmpnats

Cambridge CU>. Terre Haut* ....

Bioomingtak

Columbus . „ Vmeinr.es Pao!i3.^^ta|

Erenyvdils

Ciaar FtOMy Ctsar daer PtCMy Thrvdrsin PtCldy Thndretm Clear Tksdretm

Claer

!iahe*t yesterday, tLowsst during twelve re ending at 7 a. m. J. H. ARMINOTON

Sterling at New Low Mark —

RTE—

Aug. Wep«

Get. . Dec. . CORN-

Sept.

OATS—

Sept

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est, Aug. 19

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Chicago Cash Grain.

CHICAGO, August 19.—Corn—Ne. 8 mixed, 9l.9401.ff; No. 2 yellow, O.ffgl 0. Oats-

No, S white, T2*' *

Rye-No. ' "

timothy. _

—Nominal. Lard. 8*60* Rib* $24.00034.75.

. wa. s yeuow, xi.xewi.w. mu*— Sit* 72%g7TB: No. 9 whit* TlJROs. 2. $155%B.M. Bartey, $1.30#1.43; te.ooau.ft. Vtovf-r -Nominal. Pork

Now York Grain.

NEW YORK. August 16-Floue-Barely

■ “ n«w Kansaa atraighta. . . ^„I-Duli; yellow granu-

. . . rittte greuulaied. $*•• Wtaat— Spot stsady; Ne. 2 red, $3.0. track. New York apo* Corn—Weak; No, 2 yellow,

it N

freight New

*7c; No. 3 white, 0%c;

3 white, $9-0%. both cost and York. Oats—Quiet; No. t white.

No. 4 white. 86c. all

nominal. Hay—Barely steady; No. L $2.0Otf 2.0; No. 2, $1.8501.0; No. 3. $LS4#1.«; shipping, $1.30©1.40 Hops—Dull; state medium to cholcd, 191*. 50©«5c; 1917. 30@40c, Pacific coaaf. 1918, 570«3c; 1917, 35043c. Pork—Bare! steady; mess. $59.0004*0; family. 954. 68.00. Lard-Weak; middle wast. $28.7500

Tallow—Flimt: city Rice—Firm; fancy

14%c.

rely S

special, loose. 16c . . head. 14%e; Blue Rem

, -U •• ' Sri

Other Grain Market*

CINCINNATI. August »1*.—Chiin^a:' white. $2,002.07: No. 4 white No. 5 white, $2.4)102.0: Na 9

4 yell

12.0002.03; No. 3 mixed. $2.0002.03;

Oats—No. 3 white. 76:. Hye-vNq. 2. $1.61.

Hay—No. 1 timothy. 05.0. ri Of<7 KANSAS CITY, August 16—Cash; " * Generally unchanged; No. 1 bard, No. 2. $2.1802.28; No. 1 red. 82.1.,

82.14%. Corn—Unchanged to 2c higher; No. 2 mixed, *1.9401.96; No. 2 white, |L98; No. 2 yellow, $1.9701.99. Oats—Steady to. %c higher; No. 2 white, 75%078e; No. 2 mixed, 70®

7b%e; No. 3 red, 7O0TO%c.

LAFAYETTE. Jnd.. August 16-Wbeat-Ne. 9. 013; No. $, $2.0. Corn (seventy pounds to the bushel), 11.77. Oats—White, | 97c; mlxed,^2c. Rye—No. 2, $1.37; Np, 3,\ $1,34. ST. LOUIS. August 19.—Com—No.- A $1.0; No. 6 white. $1.0; September. $L84%s( pate-. No. 2, 72c; No. 3 white, 72%@74c;; September,

Vo%c.

LOUISVILLE. August 19. —Corn—No, 3. 12.120615; Whit* shelled, 0.14061* Oat*-! Na 2 whit* *0e; No. 9 mixed, old, 78s. TOLEDO, August 19.—Close: Cem-No. 3 yellow, I2-00. Oats—No. 2 old, 79009c; new, 78®79c. Barley—No. 2, 11.43. PRICES AT THE HAY MARKET

-August 19-

Tbe following are the Indlanapalis prices

ot hay and grain by the wagon load; timothy, 828.00081,40 a ton;

mixed. N* 5

fg.MfBot',:

mixed, 31.980601

19; No. 2.

’

t 19 —SUerilng exchange reeore today, demand R to 94.» and demoral

NEW TORK. August 19 broke to * new low red bills on London felling to

lain* tta general exchange market. In basking circles predictions have taea current that unless remedial measures are soon applied tta British pound will fail to 84 Dealers In foreign exchange attribute the break to the announcement by Premier Lloyd George yesterday of the abandonment by the British government after September 1 of extreme Import reetricUoaa FIFTY PER CENT, DIVIDEND. Announcfiment Macto by Dirtctort of

Hu rat A Company.

A 50 per cant, stock AivMond wtU be declared by Hurst 0 Company this fall, according to a decision Juat reached by the board of directors, in making tho announcement, the directors say tho aet sales of ths company during the ftrat ton months of thio fiscal year havo been $50,000 more than the sales for the entire

year of 191*.

Find Oil Negr Unton.

f ^Svtdhdbigtl t'fb *T*Hm Tfirlim na t^htSm NT0wffl

PETERSBURG, Ind., August 16—ItJtanapolls men who are drilling an oil wot) near Union, Ind-, *truck oil at ad* ' 735 foot Monday. Indications are til will be a good one. Another well > be com plated today la th vicinity ot tJ

Oil Rung and Shlpmonta.

LIMA, O., August 16—011 run* August It: Buckeye pipelines. 9,944 barrels; Indiena pipelines. l,m barrels. Shipment* August 1$; Buckeye pipelines. 610* barrels; Indiana lines, none. T»tal run* all fields, for A

pipe-

MMBt

to dste, 1.108,96* barrels, with n dally average of T9.Ill barrel* ToUl shipments for August to date, 474.193 barrels, with a «

average sf 4*873 barrels

dally

Quieter In Dry Goode. NEW T&tK. August 13—Quieter in tta dry goods trad* Gray goods buyers cautious. Raw silk unchanged. Burlaps unsettled.

eady

hange In lead end spelter, both he-

uncbam^wL No bustneaa reported on tta

ing quoted nominal. At London—Spot copper, £199 5s; future* £10 4s; electrolytle. spot, £107; future* £118. Ttn-8pot. £2TJ 5»: futures. £947 3s fid. Lead—Spot. £25 Ua; future*, £15 12a M. Spelter-Spot. £41; future*

£42.

Visible Grain Supply Changes. NEW YORK. August 16—The vialhla supply of American and bonded grain show* the following change*: Wheat Increased 7.753.909 bushels: corn dscressed 430.000 bushels; nets decreased 1,218,060 bushels: ry# Increased 495,999 bushels; barley 355.909 bushel*

rye decreased

Tripig Cantaloupe

‘

Dry Goode-

» 0 mim£i2s3 , c p T2? la. tt. He; Mica H. »!«; M»le ll. 1,

_ h’K'

dm H. IH*,: M

Columbus LL, fie; Indian Laurel LL. 28c, Laurel WW LL, 21cc Carmel DO. 19c,

BEACHED MUSLIN—Ballard Vais. Me: Eagle. 19%c. Mnsonville. Cita; Sign Cloth. 1Y%C: Storm King. 31 %c; Rockland, tie. BLEACHED »HKETVNGS-Monument, 4 4. »c; Monument. UM. tie. Peppweli. 9-* 94c: Pewpervil I** T*o; Utio* '0-4. tec; Dwight BROWN SHEETINGS—Monumsnt, K* lie; Pepperell. 9^. 46* Pepperell. 19-4, 66c; FT 1 *-!*- P*#* '»-*• *ta: Utica.

64, file. Ilk* 10-* 73c,

BLEACHED CAMBR1CS-Cm!* el th*

•0. 33c

34-te.. tight ground*

^ .rLTvss. •srv« ,; as

35-in.,

•-iPM^grey^greund*

80-96

jj—ere* onmntaaKm . jLiUk

PRINT: lean **r*

W4f . Hamilton twni*’K%c; Wetemoretend Cretonne* *»%c; oil orange (plainI. l8o : mi red (plalnl, ISC; oil green (plain), lip. BIjeAl HKD AND COLORED BUNTING— 04 White bunting. 9%e; % colored bunting. Croc; % oolore. If*-- “ *— “ - - ' ^

PRINTS—American shirting* l*%c; Amercan »«Tay* 1?%#; American checks i7%c; American Cateurtsw* !*%c; American Indigo* *%c. Hamilton twill* 22%c; Westmoretend

%c ;

•-inch brown

4lfVSS‘bSS5g3%iS

SINGHA M98—TOIte Du Noril, ff-lnch. ll%o;

77%c; 8 ounce* 24c; ,n TirKTNG-ForitenT A A V. Jok 6 vF** ,, ' , 4P*Or v l0,lxvf

a £0 men f*M»rosa. 10 ounoetl JS'Jh * lache* lie XXX. 48o; Oak la

TK/KTNO-Foriland XXX. 48o; Oakl

land.

nttreaa.

Smoked Meats and Lard. MTI SS*"* talilng Prices;

pounds avsreg*

s«* *2%c,

BREAKFAST RAC nverege. U042%c.

SAUSAGE—Smokad pork a fraakfursr* N027c; bologna.

BACON—Three

-Wsff.40.

GROWN BY RUFUS HEATH. [Special to The Indianapolis News] i OWENSVILUE, Ind., August triple oantaioupe Brown by Rufus’ Heath, a melon grower In this region, is attracting attention here. The thre%, melons, nourished through a single, stem, are uniform In sise, the combined weight being four pound* Twin 4 cantaloupes are common, but nature, seldom produces triple melona

Groceries.

DRL fancy

icWcoUf

evaporated 40-50*. titr

peeled peaches, S0e.

Blenheim apricot* 95c; prune* 46 i0-6<h.. 300; te-90*. ifo. 89-100* Ifo. BEANS—Michigan navle* |9%e; Pli »%c Lima* 14c: California Pink* 0* SPICER-White whole ailspto* I4c; a

Pinto*

[CER-Whtt# whul# ailspto* lie: awe* T6c, nutmeg. 41048c; p*PI>ar, black. We: shot, lie; White, »c; ground (pure pepper, blsckL fe: whit* Me; cayenne. SS«i clove*

InfimkU.

Youn* Hyson, <

^iARPET !k BROOMS-I

No. 1. 89 50; No. 6 84.75; warehouse bri VINEGAR—Cider.

^^AND’BS—Greoer mixed, 19c; bonbon*. 97* 8TA RCH—Lump. bulk. TKo |ALT-T*N* salt, a barrel »* »-lb, reek* m.is, common fin* o barrel. $2.89: medium, grade. 82.76 ^Hgi|i|gj|S

s *alten. Ho; dlsttlted

DOWN ON THE FARM

BRAZIL—Th* Clay County Belter Farm ing Association has begun work on Its seed" treating station at Center Podnt. It win be In th* charge of H. K Abbott, county agent. The station will be In operation September 1 and will have a capacity of 900 to 400 bushels a day All small grain seed will be treated. All wheat will receive the hot water treatment.

NOBLESVILLB-At the W. sale of spotted Poland China

G. Gambel hogs, forty

head brought *27.699, One sow and her ten pigs bruoght *9.190 The sow was bought by D. I. Barker & Oe, Several hogs brought

MJQQO to M.509 each-

SULUVAN-J. H. Weghoret. of the United State# department of agriculture, 1* in Sallivau county this week, working with H. 8.

to exterminate fhe

. wuav* v.-io t. Benton, county agent,

potato wart.

HUNTINGTON—Sixty-five Shorthorn cattle will b* gold by the Huntington County Shorthorn Breeders’ Aimoclatlon. Saturday. GretaCas11 e—Pa rt of the corn crop in this vicinity is destroyed but recent rain has aided some of the crop. ■ 11 Ae■ i ' gmn.inta.tate , Chicago Potatoes Weak. CHICAGO, August 19.—Potatoes weak; arrivals, 99 cars: Minnesota Early Chios, sacked, car lots, $2.8002.96 cwt.; Irish Cobblers, New Jersey, sacked, car lots. $4.4fi0

Hay—Loose, timothy, $28.00@3I,6fi a ■s^»2r«sr •*'“*•*

Oats—Old. 8T0Sfo a, bushel;

L. *9.ao<

Oet

sheaf oats, J fitrew—wh 12.90.

new, 79080c;

Ofi a ton.

900600 a ton; oat* $11,000

WAGON WHEAT PRICES.

\ -——7—August 19—

Indianapolis flour mills and grain elevators i are *— “ * “ “

*e»

grades on their

paying $2.13 for No. 1 red wheat. $2-14 No. 2 red and $2.04 for No. | red Other

Rpimary Market*. [By Thomson * McKinnon's Wire]

Wheat. Cora. Chicago 959,009 88,040 Milwaukee .... 34,900 l%<»0 Minneapolis ... 699.000 8,009 Duluth ......... 20.090 St. Louts 378.000 47,000 Toledo *106,000 43,000 Detroit 12,090 1,000 Kansas City... 471.000 6,000 Peoria 42,000 26,000 Omaha 260,000 45.000 Indianapolis ... 95,000 60.000

Tstate ... Year ago.

Oate- Flour. • 569.000 96,000 ff.966 42,900 4.000 158,099 22.990

'9j»o' 34,009 64,906 52,600 103.000

6000

Chicago Milwaukee ..

Minneapolis

Duluth ....... St. Louis .... Toledo Detroit Kansas City. Peoria ....... Omaha Indianapolis

Totals Year ago

. .1.176.000 284.090 1.184.001 90.900 ..3.394,000 435,900 1,964,900 68,900 SHIPMENTS. Wheat. Corn. Oats. Flour. ... 666.000 77.000 196.000 26,000 44.000

33,000

437.000

3.000

246,0000

18,000 5.000

279.600

16,000

104.000

5.000

26,000 1.000 4,000 21.009 18,000 34,000 14.090

44,000/ 34.000 24.000 *6000 21,900 42.000 16.000

24.000 MW 12.000

.1.854,600 170.000 434,009 117.909 ..2.367,000 374,000 442.000 131,090

CLEARANCES.

Dom. wheat. Com. Oat* Flour. Boston $37,606 34.000 Philadelphia 64.000 New Orleans 93,000

Totals ... Tsar ago

157.006 337.009 214.090 56,000 195.096

INDIANAPOLIS CASH GRAIN.

—August 19—

Tta bids for car lots of grain and hay at the call of tta Indianapolis Board of Trade Corn—Strong; No. 3 white. $2.O1%02.63%; No. 4 white, 82.01%; No. 5 white, $1.97%; No.

“ . ^ ifiAWjiw “■

No.

Oats—Strong; No. 2 white. 75%

white. 7S%075%

e; No. 4 white. No. 1 timothy.

.an-

light $29.50

Hay—Strong;

No. 2 timothy, $30.50031.60; clover, mixed. $30.50031.90; No. 1 mlvad clover.

•630.06.

—Inspections— Wheat—No. 2 red, 6 cars; No. 3 red. 22 care;. No. 4 red, 12 cars; No. 5 red, 2 care; No. 2 hard. 1 car; No. 3 dark northern spring. 1 cal Total. 46 car* Corn—No. 2 white. I car; No. 2 white, 9 care; No. 4 white, 2 cars; No. 5 whit* 2 cars; No. 2 yellow. 1 car; ear, 2 care. Total. 17 care. - / Oate-No. 1 whit* 3 care; No. 2 white. ri2 cars; No. 3 white. 13 care; No. 4 white. 1 car; sample white. 1 car; No. 3 mixed. 1 car. Total, a care. Hay—No. 2 timothy. 3 cars; No. 1 clover mixed. 1 car. Total, 4 care. Rye—No/ 3, 1 car. Total. 1 car. Oil and Turpentine. [Indtenapolte Wholesale Priesa] LINSEED OII^ Raw. $146 a gallon; In barrel lot* tailed. $2.42. TURPENTINE—$1.65 a gallon in barrel lot*

—*%

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State and Municipal Bonds We have an attractive list of state and municipals yielding from 4.35 to 5.40%. Exempt from all Federal Income Taxes. Circular listing issues will he sent upon request for IN-231. The National City Company Corretpondeni Officet in 61 Cities Indianapolis—Fletcher Savings and Trust Bldg. Telephone—Main 50U.

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SEEDS

Turnip «s«.i

Ka.

G*n..-s heeds Flower Seeds F%td Seeds

SEED WHEAT, new hardy, produetlr* kind* We also buy sound, healthy crops ot good wheel Bring mmpl* OET OUR PRICES INDIANAPOLIS.

Insecticides

8pr*y*rs

Fly Chasers

Poultry.

Dairy, 8 look

FEED

Boalffe ^tog

KRUSE COMPANY, MFRS. OF WELDED STEEL FURNACES North -lb BUS W. sixteenth fttroot Place. • Ante* BT-llft.

Money to Loan on Mortgages STATE LIFE INSURANCE CO.

National Underwriting Co. Stock* Bonds, Real - Eotat*

laguranc*

<11-618 Occidental Building. INDIANAPOLIS ffhtlndslpbt* 141* «% alone 9*

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FACTORY AND MINE SUPPLIES Immediate Shipment from Stock,

THREADING

TO ORDER Commit With Urn.

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(Dividends Payable Keml-Annuslly la CtUh.) Assets ever * * »».•»*'♦• •f State Contlngeo* •» Rlnkh*# Pond Surplas

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We have prepared

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a circular

which we will

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