Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1919 — Page 30

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THE ESDIAXAPOITS >'EWS. SATTEDAT, AUGITST 23, 1919.

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BOAR SEUS FOR $32,000

(flSrdaJ to no InajosopMlo I4(m| LOriSVlLUE* AusvistTA—A twoTesF<old thiroc boar, Jackson's Orion Kinsr. swasd bf- Ira Jackson. Tf^ecaaoe CUCTt 0„ has been scdd to It. Li. WbttSr S tunbMr dssln- ef Cotumbla. Mlaa. for $Sim. This is said to bs tbe l^i^hc«t price ever paid in tbbi eoantry tor a bop.

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BUYING SUPPORT LIMITED— OATS SOLO FREELY.

PROVISIONS TURN WEAKER

Crapes Sell Lower

BMPtiM of ctoSM from Colifomta are fauser oa C^aomlesioa row oad prtcoo are tower acconUasly. Cratoo of tweaty to twenty-fotor iKm^ls are aelttns aroond 9I.M eompirtd wltb I4.W recently aad ISM. tbe top petoe of tbo eeasen. Greea aad rod PtoPers are plentiful and ioww at ILM a bMbei. Receipts bkvo tn>

creoaed recently.

la sencral. prle** wore tnehoBSed la the

or tb*

liBoi aiorket

week.

CH1CACK>, Ansmst 23.—^Tbe com market started weak today, buyin*' support betas limited- Important purebasea of ^xas com yesterday 4<tere a fsetor ia the bearteh sentiment which predominated. The openina %-cent t« 2% cents lower, with ^ptember at the iarcest decline. Uqaldatfoa contfnned thronsh the »sslon aad prices fell off rapidly.

S^ember leadfns.

Pmxhase of Texaa com which traders feared would assame proportioBa depresKps to the cash market was a fac- ™ the dowmtam. Cash prices de-

clined aboat 4 cento.

Tbe cloee was weak and near tha low

point for the day,

were sow fre^y at the start.

Receipts Pridoy—Psacbes—lUtoMa. 1 cars: Oklohomo, 4 can; 7 cart on tni<A. inciudtns beMkea. Onkwi—WaMinston, 1 car. 1 cars oa track, iadndlBC tookea. C5aatolo«i*o— ladiaao. 1 car; S cars oa track. inctodlRS brokoa. White potatoeo-Xow Jwrooy. S (w; Kentucky. 2 cam. 14 cam oa track. Includ-

ias bnkaa.

Pnees to Retsllsrs.

AppiM—todiaaa. Wchlsaa. Kew Tork aad MmoSl TtaaspareBto, «.M a bo^:.P«*gbeoa. lUBSS-M; Wealthy. *LM^»; MaWea-

btnsfa. |k« « barml.

BaBanoo—PoQBd. 7c. . Bwas—Kentucky 'W’oad«». •

basket of M pounds, M-MCS-S* a oaskM ot

M to S pouads. _ Beet*—Hwoo-srowa, doses* bunches, Oabbo^—He ^ -

DOWN ON THE FARM

COLUIIBITS—The overate yield of wheat In ^rtholoo^ county is tt.» buMtels an acre. 7y*lo Is about 4.1 smaller than the estimated avorase aad much smaller than the averase ^ *b< Too rapid rtpeniac. which eauert shrtidts«e, aad the ravages of amih tjaallty was fair, the sradlBS No. *. It Is ^tmated M,«4 acrw were sown la wheat. ^ ** buohelo. rye IM £S?*****J^ ® bushels....At a sale of fifty resiotared Itoroc Jersey k«^ !b tbw paay. M Chicago. Miae Joaaae. a sow. was

sold to Ira Jackson, of Tippecanoe CIW, 0^ for IM4 The Mi* amounted to R,0», BBTMOUR-43raooboppero are coasini much damage to the com crop la Jacksoi county. Some fields In the bottoms sr( stripped of the loaves, la soms districts o poisonous bran mash to used in on effort to kill the peets. SHELBTVIUJD-Reoent raiM have aided fall paatores. Seme fields of com will not be benefited. Oardenwe eay the sugar corn crop Is ruined. There Is ao cabbage. Beans are scarce and selling at IS omts a pound. IIA0180N~0ry weather Is doing considerable damage to farm crops in Jefferson eotmty. Com. clover, poetoree aad tobacco aro suffering.

OTHER MARKETS ON PAGE 31

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LIBERTY BOND PRICES

NBW TORK, August Liberty bond final prioee today w«re; t%t, MM; first 4s. illO, oMond 4s. td-M, first 4l4s, M.iO. sscond .% II.W: third 4!As. KI4. fourth 4%a W.J4;

ictory l%e ».« Victory 44lai M.«.

stock* Daclin* This Weak

NSW TORK. AuguM tt.-rurtber downreadTustment of guoted valuss, which iHiraD in the preceding fortnight oa the deftnifii of the railroad brothwhoodn occurred is tht Mock aiarliet this week. ftMi* important shares recorded minimum -priois for Itll, white many others forfeited the greater part of the gains made In the pret^ifiad riee which had its Inception in the aarly montha ot tbe year. -The spread of adverse labor oonottlons. In eludlnc the Mrlke vote of tbe steel workers la the middle west and the serious oompli cattoae whlM* threoton to follow in the wake of a further aUtma in foreign esefaaafa, alarmed hdtders of long stock, and cnoownged an extra sesMon of bearish ag *M4SkirlL raltlee later in the weftt resulted gsalBiy from oovering of short contracta. altoougn substaatiol abaorptlon of swne of ^Jeadtng Uhrms w»a ohoerc'ed at conoesAceordlng to board niom goaelp. public tntereM wfM ag»tn negllgtble. aad the bond mmket reAsMed uneatlsfactory ln\eetment oemfittloas, with tandard tasnso at lowest levMs for one to two years. Money for epecuiative purpeaea was in fair oin»pty> but at decidedly Mgher quototlone than theme which prevailed durtna recent ere^ ruiint at t per c^ent. * Time funds war* ouotably eooisr. Interior banks lending mor* freely for the shorter partode and taer*aslag their holdings of mercantile paper.

Soms Businsss Is Shown

NSW T^UC. AufuM 9-Dun's review fiiys* Anathw week of prtc* agitation and InveMlgetions. of fresh strikes Sad threota of otbera, and of ftMSMralioottoa In foreign •l^oag* could hardly have foltod towaffect -Me eoMieinto situation. Bank ciearlnga that are whefly without prooedent for ths peftofi da not mean that there la no Mwinkage ef hustoeoa tor aigno of it grow Mearer In hMes aiM leather aad taxtilea aad elsewhere, thcragh In nearly every quarter there le Mill mat aettvHy on past orders, aad is some Unea a distlaet gain la new bookinga. Tet eertsln marketa that bad beeo fevertahly ■aliaated are iww heattating. either because prices have eutnia the vMws of buyers or

M»aae the the movement

1*4 to expeetatkms of furtbw reoeeaiona. and dealers are waiting. Weekly bank dearimea.

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vuiruu TMw* oi Duyare or yietdlng that haa accompanied It against high living costs has atlcms of furtbw reoessteoa. and

Com and Whsat BuUstin

For the M hour* ending 7 a m.. AuguM M:

Stathma of Infilanaadto tllstrl^

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Temper*. ture.

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*B9haM yeatarday. tlaweM during twelve kuma ending at T a. to. 3. H. ARMINOTOH.

Lendon Wool Saifig Cloae.

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AnawM M.—The wool Friday wkh offertegs of

Asaertssret was

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Maa amady. Tha <d«ake|‘ was firm at ntStoae of ji ta jl per eent. on all grades M04 ww croaatototo. whkA oloaed un-

to fi par cant, tower.

Now York Drtod Fruit TOfUC. AagaM M.~-Bvepor*t«4 I MSIL ^ Pruasw-lasctice

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-So' 'Vat Th'Is Veer—!

Iia MSfa 4»ifM 9tt» Mim'TttICA Mlilf M v-Mfahiat lt*cefd~ ' ~ to Mt^'9)2ii Mi'iii 9<2ii"74'i5r'9|pe""M #o4d In the truck BtoriM on July 24 at

tHIgheM price on record.

Idgitt receliRa of 4,29 boga, the ap-

r ranca of tba principal homo packer

theginarket aiul ona or two urgent

orders from outalda buyers again contributed strength to the aelUng aide and thia resulted in a further advance of 9 cent* in prioes. Kingan ft Company, who apparently were unable to get any of the good hogs Friday, obtained onehaff of the supply and paid 91.9 for the good hoga weighing 19 pounds up. That price wma followed by other buyers for moat of their hogs but finally a few loads ranged aa high aa UlM. Thera was some gain in pricea of throwouta. the Miie of pigs going as high as 91-fiO

a^odd sows aa high as |129. There was a lose of 2.000 hf«s this

week compared with receipts last week but the supply was 2,000 largw than in the Mme week a year ago and for the month to date there ia a gain of 31.09 hogs compared with the same time a year ago. This ta an avwage increase of more than 1.000 hogs a day which is eaual to 27,000 more hogs for^the month

than in last August.

Owners were disappointed because of a net decline of in prices from the Close laat weak to the middle of this week and buyers were surprised when prioea turned in the other direction and went up faster than they had gone down. A week ago the bulk of the good hogs aold at 9Bo, Wednesday of this week at 90.86 and Saturday at 221.9 so that there was a net gain of 26 cents for the week In pricea of most of the hogs. The top price is 9.05 higher than in imst Wi^neaday's market.'40c h^her than a week ago and 9.9 lower than the highest record of this market

Mogg.

Good to chelce hog*. im to afl^lb».m 75#ai 20 to «Aoloe hogs, JOO to Wlba a 76®a 28 Mixed to medium, IM to Iba n tE^SI 20 to prime, ZM lbs. aad iq*,,.. n ThIji m Fst iKMpi. weighing down to IM * lO#. ..e21 00621. S0 Fat bark ptgi, *md«r ISO iba V. M 00 Feeding pige » o« down gowe. sceording to quality......... 18 ooeiATS of 'Mwe .....WOOftltW ^^nant aowe 14 0W14 02 Poor to beet stags. M-lb. dock 18 OO^W 00 “No higher,” was the report of cattls traders on the Saturday market, but Utey admitted conditiorBi were as satisfactory a* usual at this time in the week and that any reduction in prices would not more than cover the expense

.-erlng8. There was a little demand from killers but speculators, a* usual on Saturday, were the moat in evidence. A aenaatkm in the calf market was the sale of a veal at 29.00 a hundred pounds, the highest price ever paid here and 26.9 higher than the former record, July 10. The animal is what killers call a '^ttle calf.” and because of Its peculiar growth Is said to produce much more dressed meat than the ordinary calf. This calf was of Polled Diirham breed, only eight weeks old. and brought the owner, Samuel Atkina, Amo, Ind.. 178,00. It was aold by Mansfield ft Co. to Ctoorge Gardner. There was little net change in the list of prices of the various kinds of female butcher cattle this week compared with the cloae last week and only a part Of a decline of 9.9 to 9.00 in price# of steers was finally recovered. Sellers»really had the advantage in a decrease of nearly 2,000 cattle In the receipts, compared with the preceding week, but there geemed to be a corresponding slump in the demand for dreseed beef. If there was any change In the situation In the last few days, it was said to be favorable to the selling side. Little permanent change was doftn this week in the list of prices for the various grades of calves, but finally the bulk of the sales were 50c to $1.9 higher than the low time in the week. The demand for feeding cattle this week was disappointing to sellers, but prices were not affected iind they are considerably higher than a low period some time ago. Cattle. KILUNQ STEERSExtre good, 1.M0 lb*, and upward .....fl7 60MM 20 Good to choica. lAOO ibe. aad upward 14 SOftti W C<»nnMn to medium. l.NO Ibe upward IS 20918 M to choice. I.IM to I.Mt Ibe. U 0^7 00 ComOMn to medium. LIM to 1,3H Iba 14 82916 H ' Good to clmlce. L2M to LIM Ibe. 18 OOgu U Common to medium, 1,M0 to 1.1M Iba US0914 20 Poor to under 1,020 Iba.... U 00^4 SO Good to beet yearltnga IS 00917 M HEIFERg— Good to beet. 220 Iba and up.... U 609U M common to medium. 2M Ibe up. 1120918 M Good to beM, under 8M Iba IS 20914 W COmawn to medium, under H2 Iba , 2 02913 M COWS- * Good to beet, LMO Ibe. upward.. 12 2291$ M Common to medium. LMO ifaa. upward t 22912 02 Good to choice, under 1,080 Ibe.. 2 S09U M Common to medium, under 1,052 lha 8 209 2 21 Canners and cutters 8 809 7 M BCLLS— Common to beM, 1,8M Ibe. upward 10 22911 M Good to cboiee. under L800 Ibe.. 12 OOOU 82 Fair to medium, under l.SM Ibe. 2 00912 20 ComaMH* to good bolognas....... 8 229 2 M CALVESGood to choice veals, under M2 pounds 82 2098120 Common to medium veala under gig itia. 14 229U M Good to choice heavy eaVvee**!'. 122913 20 Gommon to medium heavy calvee 7 229 8 M STOCKERS AND FEEDING CATTU&Oood to choice steera Mg Iba and up 12 3S9I1 H Oommon to fair steera 8|0 Jba and up 9 00912 M Good to choice stoera under 2N Iba 32 229»M Cbmmoa to medium ateera under IM Mba Medium to good heifers .. Medium to good oowa... gpringoce Fair to chelce mtikei* ..78 OOfi^ M StoiA calvea M2 to 4M Iba 7 62911 M The ran of 49 sheep and lambs was as large as naual at this thrne in the week, hot the demand was steady and there was no alteration in prioea The week’s receipts were unusually large flund thte, together with unfavorable weather conditions, was responsible for a loan of 60c to 9-9 hi prices of fauabs now selling 96.9 down. Aged stock continued steady. Sheep and Lambs. _ Good to dketeg Miow’ .....$ 7 M9II M Onaunon to medium fteep ........ 8 229 2 26 Breeding ewee 2 Spring lambe M Geod to ehtioe yeariiTigt t 22911 ft

outer Live Sbock Markets.

LArATETTE. laA, AuguM 38.—Cattto— Bom heavy abippiBg Mcer*. LJM to LiM poweda m.M9la.M, caaiBMm to modium Meera. M2 in L2M peuada. M.429ie.M; light butetwr MWen, L2M to L8M peuada. $12.229 B.M. clroie* butcher belfev*. flfi.22913.3e: riMlee botdtor oowa. heavy. M.i2911.M; cheiee belle. Ji.N; to chelce iroeie. IM to IM louada |18.429Ji!M: heavy eatvoa, I2.M 9t.2i. fOieep-ClKdee tot ewea f6.229T-M, common to toir abeep, •8.S29t.M; good to eheloe yeerllaae. f7.iHM.M; good to ritolee hunba, II2M914.M'. common to toir larntw. f7.229}2 2». bucka. I8.229C.M. Hogw-Mfi

and up, IM.M; M2 to

Oats were eoid

weakness of com pm „

Opming pricea were % to %c lower*^with

at 7Pa/c and December at 75

to T^c. Early trading carried prioea

Nutt iOWEU*.

i^vlsioiia started strong, 6 to 7 cento higher, with offerings limited and a Buodemte buying senttmeaL They fai^ to hold thetr early atrmigth and fell off with grain, lower live hiHf prices CMtiibutlng to the decllna. Closing priera were tnmt 96 cents to $L» lower. Pork showed the largest loaa.

IBy

to 9M pound* t&.M9B.M; M2 to 3S ^po^^, iafA6#3^; IM to

8M.1298eiM: 142 to IM poimda. fM.aS^.St; M2 to IM pounds, $12.82912.38; Ml to IMpotmd feeding pls«. $17]691S.M; rough sow*.

|17.S9i7Ai; Mag* $M.S917A2.

EVANSVILLE, Ind.. AuguM M.-<tottl«-Reoelpt* light, roaricet quiet, no choice heavy steers on sole; ail grades of butriicr Metre and bslfera about Msady: Meekers aad feeders aettv* to higher: butcher cows steedy; canners and cutters Mow aad abont Mtady; bnlte Mtady; mileli cows Mtady. Oalvto— Receipt* light; market -Mtady; beM veal calve* 92.82 down, eecood* 93.M down; cttlle, M.M down. Sbeep and lambs—Receipts light; market stoady; beM hunb* 94 80 down: second* M.M dtram, culks, MM down; bsM tot theMk. 9.82 down; stoonds. M-M down, euite. M.22 down bocks, M-M down; yearling* 91.22 down. Hogs—Receipt* light; market higher; heavies and mixed ptKdteis. Ml II: lights, M2.20 down; pig* 98.02 dow* KAN&A8 CITT. August M.—Hogs-Re-eetpto M2: nuirket uneven and eteady; bnUt. IM.82921.M. heavle* fW.809B M. medium weighta. IM MMli.M; light* tU.t89>l.tt. light ii|^t* 92.82^ ft; packing sow* mmmiM. ptg* ^.42912.^ CatUe-Ra-oeipt* 8M and 122 calve* Week's markM— Beef cattle, moetty 12 to Me lower; she stock, fee to $L22 lower: canners, 38 to Me lower: cslvt* $8 88 to $8 lower; feeder* 18 to Me lower. Sheep—Receipts, 2.842. Wsek’s market—Feeder* 9 02 lower, wether* SOc lower; tat sheep. 829Nc lower; breeders, 26c

lewM*: feeder lamb* steady.

BUFFALO, AuguM a.-Oittle-HeceJpt*. 4M; alow. Calves—Receipts. 3S2; actlvs. 82 lowsr; Mf20984.02. Hflge-Reoell^ 3.002; heavy, slower: others active; pigs, SOc high-* er; others 18c higher; heavy, UZ tSOn 78; mixed, 138.004^.10; Torker* 18.02938.18; light Torker* I23.009B.M; pigs. |33 00^.S0; rough* 8U.8O9i2.OO; etags, $12.00912 00. Mieep and lambs—Receipts, 3,000; slow; lambs, 78c lower, yearilngs, 9 lower; sheep, eteady; lamb* M.009U7S: yearlinge. M O09 USO; wethers. 90 82911.00; ewes, $5.00910.00;

mixsd Mieep. $10.20910.82.

LOnSVILLE, AuguM 28.—Hogs—Receipt*. BM; best, 1ft pounds and up. Ml.ft; 180 to 1ft, $80.88; jdg* m down, 98.B; throwouta. $17.42 down Cattle—Receipt* 17; Meers. 9-62 9».00; bull* 9.ODM8O: heifers. 9-60910 78; cows, $8.$8910.00. Calvee—ReoelpU, 172; beet Veale, 97.00917.62; medium. M OO912.6O; common to medium, ' M.0092 00. Sheep and lambs—Receipts, 8,172; beM tambe $18,009 18 82; seconds. M.02: cuHa. ft 0097.00; beM

sheep, $8 00; bucks. $6 6092 00.

ST. LOUIS, AuguM 21.—Hogs—Receipts, 8,000; Meady to higher; top, M2.28; bulk, $81.78923.28; medium welrilt, I81.759B.38; lightweight. 831.60932 15; light lights, tH.B9 2178. heavy packing sows, smooth, 97.759

11.18: pac $14.009311

.king sow* rough. $14.38917 75; pigs, .36. Cattle—Receipts, 1,380; no sales.

8heM>—Receipt* none: no sale* CLEVELAND, August B.—Hogs—Receipts, LOOO; market, 40c higher; Torkere. $M 42; mlx^ $23^: medium, $3L40; pig* $18.00; rough* |t8.00; stags. $14.00. CMtle—Re<^pts, $00; markst, Mrong. Sheep and Uunbe—Receipt* 8,000; market, steady; tope. $U 60. Calves—RecMpts. 800; market, steady; top*

ia.50. .

PITTSBURG, AuguM 28.-Hogs-Reoelpto,

1.000; M^y: t(w sbeep. 9136; top lambs! $14 60. Calves—Rsceipts, 100; Meady; top 123.62. CINCINNATI, August 2$ —Hogs-Recelpts. 1,000, Mrong; bsavy shippers, $21.00921.80; packers and butetwr*. $2160; pigs and Tights, $U 00980.90. CatUe—Receipts, 400; slow. Calves—Steady, M.00981.00. Sheep—Receipts, 1,600; steady. Lambe Meady.

PRODUCE

(The rang* la prices of eu* butter aad poultry la due merely to a dtltarence la qno-

tatlmw ^ tbe various dealer*)

EGGS—Indlaaepolie Jobber* offering eonstry cbippers tor atriotly fresh stock* delivered at Indiaaapoll* M941e a dosen. Iocs off.

POULTRY—Jobbers* twying prices for try delivered at Indianapolis: Springs,

tr poui$09110:

hen* 8493$c; rooMsni, 12c; turkeys, ducks, l&93to: springs ducks. I pounds

baying pricss tor^^psMk-

8Se; gMse, Ue; squab* a dosen, H i»uads

®%inmBR-Jobb#rs'

lag stock, dellvmed at Indlanapoii* Jobbers' selling prtoss for creamery butter

print* 889640: tub* 549Ve.

CREAM—IndiaasMlIs buyers peying 8ie a pound tor buriwr to* dMlvered at Indlaaa-

poH* —

caXBSE—Jbbbenf prices: OoraestM Swta* 4$926c; Mew T(nk full cream, BflOe: Wtoepnsia limberger. •MMTc: WiseonMn daislea 87e; New Tork Umbwger, siftBc; l^ufeha^ Bari* brsind. large b^ ftji: iSfalL I2e;

Long Herns 99Ha

NEW TORK. AtwuM M,—Butter—Unsettled: receipts, 8,428 tubs; creamery, higher than extras, S49fi4%c; extras ($3 score), SMic; packing Mock, current make No. 2. 48c

9gf»—Steady; receipts.^ 18,9$ cases, fresh gatnersd firsts. 479^. Cheese—Steady; receipte. 8,847 boxe* Poultry—Live and dreseed

—Unchanged

LAFAYETTE, Ind., Augiut 38.—Packers’ buying prices; Butter—28c. Eggs—Fresh, 85c Poultry-^ld cocks. ISc; bens, 9c; spring chickens. 9c; old tom turkey* 20c; ben turkey* ISc; ducks. 13c; geese, 12g; fancy Mock

worth more.

CHICAGO. AuguM 28-Butter—Steady; creamery, 48963%c. Eggs—Steady; receipt* 19,341 caeee; firsts, 41941%e, at mark, cases included. 38941c; Morage pack, firsts! 41%

live lo’—

>wer, springs, SOc.

9t3c; poultry, alive

fowls. Sic.

KANSAS emr, August 38 —Butter—Extras, SOc; first* 4*'’; second* 4oc; packing. 41c. Eggs—Extras 48c; first* 44e; seconds, 15o. Poultry—Hens... 9e; roosters, l«c; broil-

ers, 80c.

LOUISVILLE. AuguM 38.—Poultry-Spring-mrm. SOffSlc; turkeys. 9c; ducks. 30c; hens, 2&9Mc; rooMers, I4c. Butter—Packing stock, 40c; creamery. 55c. Eggs—Candled. 40941* ST. LOUIS, AuguM B.—Poultry—Hen* 3$%c: Mvlng* 9e; turkey* 9c; ducks. Z3c, geese. Ite. Butter aad eggs, unchang^. TOLEDO. August B.-Buttei—Brick creamery. 87c; packing stock. JBc, Eggs—Select* strictly fresh, SOc. fresh candled. 44c.

OH Runs and Shipments. LIMA. O.. AuguM B.—OU run* Ai^ust

piprilnes, non* Total run* all fields, for AuguM to data. 1.882,89 barrels, with a dally average (ff 82.442 barrM* Total ablpoiMita for August to dat* 218.414 barrel* with a dally average of 4C,tK barrel*

Mixed Sentiment in Com Trading During the We^

CHICAGO, AuguM 28.—New low record figmwB en foreUm exchange aad absence ef seeboard demand ooqpled with developments In the natioBsl mevsmeat agahiM the high ceM ef llvittg were toctec* which throagh tb* week woraed egalnM advanoee In grain aad provlelaB market* Compared wHh a week ago oora prfcee Friday wera % to 1% oents tower; oats were 1% to Mi seats dswa

telL

aad proristoBs 8 ewats

.ft lower.

The deMlaea however, wore not a etoady prooeeMon and the senttmcBt oach day was mtxed. Several time* balUah ecUvIty. apperwitly Ignoring tovorabl* crap reports aad bearish oondlttoa* ahmrhed offerings aad emit prices upward. The few notable upturns wera ooteeideBt with ralllee la the foreign exchange figuraa DocneMie deaaad and flurries (ff Mioct covering fran time to ttm* buoyed up the market. Oats tbraugh tbe week traveled In etoee empathy wtfh Cora though fluetuatloas tw the smaller grata Sguree were within narrower limit* pfovistona generally gave way wtta corn aad oata but late ta tlw week advances lo Uv*

hoff ptMifi Iftftaaeafi tiM aHMiwL

RTEAug. ... - - Oct. Dec. ... CORN— 8M>t. Dec. May ... 0AT»Sept. . Dec W May . PORK— ^ : LARDfiept. . Oct. .. Jan. .. RIBSllept. .

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«% 1 «% 1 77% 178% 1 24% »% 1 71% 1 14 44% 1 44% 1 42% 1 41% 1 44% 4RI 1 41% 1 44% 88% I 81% 1 $8% 1 $4% 1 82% 87% 1 $8% 1 32% ^ 78% 71% 71% 72%

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74% 76% 74 71% »% M 74% 76% 78% 7»% 77%- 9% 72%

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Ctifeagfi C^aah Onhn. AuguM B,—Ctern—No. 8 mixed, 9J491.87: No. 2 yellow, 9.229LM. Oato-No. 8 whRe, No. 8 white, D%976e. ?- <1»%«LS4 Bariey-9 2I91.« RojfJ—Romlnal. Lard-43$.36. Rtbe-$84.009 l9.v0.

New York Grain. NEW TORK, Auguat 3 —Flour—UnaMtled; old spring patenu. imsffijft; old spring -new winter straight* WJ^10 40, new Kansas Mratghts, 92 859 11.5. Corn meal—Dull; yellow granulated, 9.02; white granulated, $4.82. Wl>eat-8pot, Meady; No. 3 red, 13 8^. track. New York. Cora--Barely Meedy- No. 3 yeltow. |3.18%, ^Igfat New York. Oata-Quiet; No. 3 whit* 9c: No. t white, 82e; No. 4 white, 8Bc. Hay— I 9 I091.ft: No. 2. 9.7691.86; No. 8, 9 4591.6S: abipplng, $1.8091.82. Hope*!!**«Wwm to choice, 12l8, 60946c, Pv^fle coast, 1218. 87928c: M17, 9943e Pork—Firm; mesa, OM.OOftM.SO; fam®1<ldle west, tSO.OO9iO.i2. Tallow—Strong; city spsclal, loose, 14%c bid. Rice—rirm; fancy nead. I4%c; Blue Rose, l4%c. ^ Other Grain Markets. KANSAS CITY. August 23-Chsh wheat unchanged to 5 cents lower; No, I hard $2 80 82.18%: M®' «’ * *0 5 cents lower. No. 2 mij^. 9.9091.22; No. 2 white, $1.90; •^®' f yellow, II.K. Ctot^onchanged to 1 whlt#^$%974i;^; No. 2 mixed, 70c; No, 8 red, ToiffTac. CINCINNATI, AuguM 28.Lo)rn—No. 3 white. 9 »92 W; No. 4 white, 9.9®l.99; No. 8 white. 9.96m.9; No 8 yellow, 82 0892.06: No. 4 yellow, |2.(tt92.(»; No 6 yellow. 9 m» 3 mixed. I1.9292 00. No. 4 mixed, 9.9^99; No. 8 mixed, 9.96919. OateNo, 3 white, 78c Rye—No. 2, 9 69 HayNo. 1 timothy, $14.26. TOLEIW, AUguM 28.—Grain close; Corn— 7^8 »^,,Oate-No. 3 white, old, 8099c; D«w, 7S%972%e. Barley—No. 2, 9.48, No*^^9 4 ^ ^ titoothy. 9 80; ^LAFAYETTE, Ind,. AuguM 23.—WheatNo. 2, $2.13, No. I, $2 02. Com (seventy pounds to the bushel). $1 ft. Oato-White «8c: mixed, 43c. Rye—No. 2, 9.48; No. $, 9.». ST. LOUIS, August 2$.—Com—No. 4, |L94; No. 1 yellow. $2 00, September. $1.78. OateNo. 8. 72>4973c: No. 3 white, 7^74c; September, 74%c. “ MINNEAPOLIS. August 23-Flour un$11891.84. Rys. No. 2. $1 8*C Bran, IftOO. Flax. $6.8494 <k) LOUISVILLE. AuguM 2$ —Cbm—No. 8 whit* shelled, $11192.13. Oato-No. 3 white, old, 79c; No. 8 mixed, old, 77*

$4.22 a erat*

SSwwn. 24.5295.12 a barrel:

Colorado. Arkanea* iMuftet; Tip-Top*

and ludlaxm. 259^ |l.•298 » a baiTri.

Carrata—Home-grown, dosen bonche* *• ^*€k4e«T—Mtohigait. email hunch, ai929c; crate of dosen bunriioe, 88-ft Cbm—Bweet, home-ipuwn, 8l%9fi2c a doran Cucumhsrs 75c a dosen; ptekles, J6975c a

hundred

Qniwe-CiJiforni* Malaga, |l.*2 a crate

82 to 84 poun<ta _ «

HncAlM>efTtee Pennsylvania. lAW a crato of 14 quart* , ^ . LocaoTO Qallfomia. atandard box, $4,529

3 aa- S7 22t. aad rad. $1.20 a buslml.

Onlona—Home-grown, white and yMiow, $2.35 a buMiel. , , „ Oranges—CallfMiiia, standard box. $6 029

2*20- ^ ^ . Peeehee—9.7894.36 a huebol.

Peare-Callforola Bartlett. 9 <» » ho* of ft potwds; Washington. 9.80, -a Ptums—California. Tragedy, Dtamond ai^ Ghnnd Ouk* 9,78 a crate: Indiana. Wild

Goose, $1 86 a half-burisel basket

Potatoes—Kentucky. Indtana, 5^1® New Jersey, white, 9..0297.60 a bag of 162 pounds; rad. $4.02. ' . Sweet Potatoes — Alabama. «»98.ft a hamper of 60 pounds. »0094.80 a barrel Tomatoee-Indlan* 18 pound* 40c. bushel.

9.0091 ft.

Wateraielone—869420 each.

FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE With shipping documents attached, bought at best market rates. FOREIGN DEPARTMENT THE FLETCHER AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Indianapolis

THE BAKER-SHOOK CO.—INVESTMENTS

4M ftaterieaa Central life BMg., Plien* Mata Sfifi*

• Vtort 84.. West, DetratL

KRUSE COMPANY, MFRS. OFWELDED STEEL FURNACES

linrtli Xia

ass W. Stetaenth Straat-Plara.

Ante. ST.lia

Railing Up 100 Per Cent. nuesNO, Cal., AuguM 31—lameaaes ot approxInHitsly 100 per cent, in the prtoee of raislRs were announced by the dlreetora of tbe California Aseoctated Raisin Company. Prices of Individual gradee of raMns to tbe pr^ucer were Mt at ll, II and 11% cents a pound, raspeettveiy. for Muscatel* Sultanas aad Thompsons. Last year they wera 6%. 4% and 4% PM- cent.

KetabIkiiteS Itlt

Dealere la Hlgk-OraSa

Tax-Exearpt Baal Ketat* ftsearitle*

Yteidtag 4 to •% Net.

Frank K. Sawyer

PreeidMit.

Ird Floor Law Itklg.

It’s Tough

Primary Market#. [By Thomson ft McKinnon’s Wire] . —August 28— RECEIPTS

Chicago

Milwaukee ,. Minneapolis . Duluth

St. Louis ...

Toledo Detroit

Kansas City.

Peoria ....... Omaha

IndlanM>oiis Totals .... Tear ago..

Wheat. 840.000 20,000 464.000 80,000 414.000 M.OOO 4.000 $M.000 30.000 218.000 9.000

Com. 168,000

86.000 8,000 38.'^ 1.000 1.000 8.000 42.000 9.000 9.000

Oats. Flour. 600,000 9,000 808^ 4,000 loi.’too 14.000 $0,000 13,000 25.000 1,000 1 71.000 B.OOO 11,000 9.000

68.000

Chicago Milwaukee ISInneapotJs 8t. Louis.... Toledo ...... Kansas City. Peoria Omaha Indianapolis Totals Year ago..

New Tork... Philadelphia Baltimore ,, GalveMon ..

.8,908,002 884,000 .8.49.000 49,000 SHIPMENTS. Wheat. Cora. . 610,000 84,000 48,000 . $8,000 9.000 . 148.000 9,000 . 12.000 1.000 . 89.000 11,000 . 30,000 18,000 , m.080 44.000 . 8,002 18.002

L122.^ 46 000 1,608,000 44.000 Oats. Flour, 304.000 45,000 178.000 14,000 43,to0-- 9.002 58,000 17.000

19.000 83.000

4,000

9.000 12,000

80.000 14,000

.1,171,000 29,000 95.000 IK,600 .1,59,000 $16,000 1.824,000 142,000 CLEARANCES Dom. W. Oats. Flour, 140,000 104,000 91.000 $84,000 60,000 64AOOO

Totals Llft.OOO 60,000 104.000 Year ago 19,000 185.000 6.020

INOIANAPOtiS CASH GRAili

—AugUM 3$— The bids for car iota of grain and hay at the call of tbe Indianapolis Board of Trade '^CMn — Steady: No. 3 white, 9 »%98.01%; No. 4 white. $1,991.9: No 5 white, 9.969 1.94%, No. 8 yellow, 12.0492.04%; No. 4 yellow, 83 0292.01; No. 8 mixed, 81 999Z.02,>' Oats—Easv; No. 3 white, 75%97»%c: No. I whit* 76%975%c; No. 4 white, 74%676c. Hav—Steady. No. 1 timothy, $33,504^34 02; Mandard timothy, $32 50933 00, No, 3 timothy, $31.52932.00; light mixed, 831.609*2.00. No. I mixed, BO 0099.00. _ —InspeftlMis— Wheat—No. 3 red, 11 cars: No 3 red. 14 cars: No. 4 red, 6 cars: No. f rod. 6 cars; No. 1 northern spring. 1 car; No, 4 hard. 1 car, N* 8 mixed, 1 car. No. 8 mixed. I car. Total. 42 car* , w.. r Cora—No. 2 white, 5 cars; No. 3 white, 5 care. No. 4 white, 4 care; eample white, 1 car; No. 1 yellow. 2 cars; No 2 rallow, 2 cars; No I yeltow. 1 car. ’Totai. »^car* Oats—No. 1 white. 6 cars; No. 2 white, 24 cars- No. 8 white. 8 cars; No. 2 mixed. 1 car. 'Total. 9 cara. .v aiy_No. 1 timothy. 1 car; No. 2 timothy, 1 ear; sample hay, 1 ear Totai, 8 car* Ryo-Nb. 8, I car. Total. 1 car. PRICES AT THE HAY MARKET —AuguM 28— The following are the Indianapolis prices of hay and grain by the wagon loadl^Looe* timothy. «1 mtxed. 838.00489.02: clover. 836 02928 01. Cora—8L959I3 ft buehel, owto^ew, 7*9780: Mieaf oat* $82.00988.9 *^W-Wheat. |•.209•ft a too; oat* |11.W gflifft WAGON WHEAT PRICES, -AaguM 2*—

Bffttar Ton* fn Print Cloth. NftW TOaUL Axftoa^ ML—Bettor hme in Om print cloth nariut. Treneectiene raeesfiefi at a BiWit gain In prto* Raw wool quiataafi fim. Sllka anehanged. Buziapo aetttaal aad

A “Peerless” High-Speed Reamer Is tough^' thmn the toughest carbon reamer— The high-speed steel blades are brazo^rdened into the carbon steel body.

We’ve watched this reamer prove itself in countless cases during the past ten years— We KNOW it’s tougher than any other reamer. We frankly regard it as the ULTIMATE, high speed rwraer— Because it not only is a BETTER high speed reamer— tougher and far less liable to breakage—but it actually costs less than the old time brittle type. Voonegot Hardware Co. Indianapolis.

SEEDS

Geixaa Soeds ruratp Ssod Insocttctdes Ftower Soeds Rap* Sprayers Field Seeds VMeh Fly Chaser* SKSD WHEAT, B*w hardy. praduoUr* ktatta W* also boy soamt. healthy qropa sf

Poultry.

Dairy. Stork

good wheat Bring eampto.

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COLUMBIA and KOKOMO AutomobOe Tires “MILEAGE^ TUBBS. PARTS-FOR-FORDS, GARAGE EQUIPMENT. Meat Camptot* Stack at Awtaraahlia Aeacaoarica ta tka SSata. VAN CAMP-HARDWARE AND IRON CO. WHOLESALE ONLY. UKALKR.H WRITE FOR CATALOG.

Money to Loan on Mortgages STATE LIFE INSURANCE CU.

Citizens Gas'Company of IndianapoEs

DIVIDEND No. 20

cent..

Tha Board of Director# haa declared a dividend o«

travable^ptember 29. If 11. out of earnlnffa to June atockholdr^rd at tha cloae of bualneaa September It. 1919. Check# will ha mall^ toaddreaaea of fitoekholdera aa recorded on the hooka of tha-Corapany M t^ Ikfit named date. Tranafer books will be cloaed from noon on Septamtrar 11 to September 29 Stock tesued 4oefi not participate in thls dlatHhiitloi*^^^^?^JP-^j^ORRB^P^^^iieeretarT^^^^

SECURITIES

For Investment

7% lataveai

a circulfir on

which we will be

We have TCepaied

INVESTMENT SECURITIES wbi<

gl^ to send on request.

Indianapolis Securities Co. Tkkrfi Iflaw Law Bnildlaft. ladtaaafatla, lad. r&ANK ft. SAWYBR. f^ealfteat.

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« Exempt from Normal Fodorsl Tax

W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE CO (MAMAOHUaKIT. OORPOKATION) OFFERS $3,000,000 7% PREFERRED STOCK PREFERRED AS TO DIVIDENDS AND ASSETS PAR VALUE $100.00, KOK-A8SBSSABLE. CAPITALIZATION AUTHOmZCD OUTSTANDING 7 Per Cent Proferrod Stock $$,500,000 $2,500,000 Common Stock _i ,000,000 ~ 1,000,000 Dividends hare been paid regularly for the past seventeen years. Payable January 1st and July 1st. There is no better 7 per cent investment in tbe United States.

tSTASLISMtO 1875

If yon are looking for a safe and penaaaMit laveaMaeat wft tielleve tkla 7

yon. It ia an olil establlalied b«Mneaa. The net eamiai - • • > aad all other taicee were paid dnrl^ th^paat fonr yean

leat wft ttalleve thia 7 per ctont fitoek will appeal to aca avallabla for divfdendto after the Federal taac raliawe averaged nearly four tlmea the divideads oa

the preferred atock oatatitadlng. W. L. I>oa|rla« name ta known thronidiORt the world. The trft^ mark ia a very vnlaable aaset worth millions of dollars, itnd Is the property of the stockholders. It ite one of the

moat vailnable tnule marks In the United States.

Ton would make no mistake to order at oaee aa many ahares <if thte stock at yon can aflbrd to bay, price $tOOJlO per share. If Ton iwre for more particnlars fill onttheoonpon nnd mail at one*. AppUcfttien

will bo made to have this stock Urted np<m the stock extshauge.

Thia omaBsoy owns and operftM lOS W. L. Danglae shoe stotea toeated in the large cltfes. W. L. Dourtefi diofia are

ateo Kdd by over 9,000 ihoe dealwfi in the United States.

Tha past few veara oar ■hoes have been more extensively advertlaed than ever before. Stampiny W, L. Doaglas naae aad the retail price on the bottom of the ahoee before they leave die factory has aavod the wearen mUUonsof iWlait. aad

|uatantees them die best shoes in styte,oeniiort and service that oan be produced

lor the price.

A great demand ler W. L. DoB|te thoss haa qwwig up In teadhig donntites hi Sarope and AM*. Oar demestie basiaeM has increases so that otur sales have aetamte doahled la loar yean. In 191$ the aal^ were ^,069,62841 aad ta 1918 tl6400J4S.46. The past six moatha' tnutaeM was at the rate of over

•90,000,000 per y<

meet

newooB-

labor Kid material hat

aeaxly doubled so that twloe tiie amount of capital aooessary under the old busL

aoM oooditioiM is now required.

Send enrtifled ^e^ Sxpresa Order to

J(Wl jwmrn*

In 4wmmop wtdi other iraat hasfnenMS wa need eddlticmal eai^l to the argent reqatretaenta of taoreaeiag domastio and foreiga Wade. Theneu JtekHQS (d hastnsas ateo demand moca eapitid. The cost cl labor uid materii

' ioo tiie amount of capital aooessary under the old

[uired.

k, eaaUer*e cheek. Pent Ofllee Money Order or r. 1* DOUdlAS SHOIfi OO., Brookt^Hnaa.

COUPON

W. U DOUGLAS SBOE OOh Broakiea, Mea*: PleaMMadproapsetafiof thaW.L. Doe. ftei Shoe OtHtipaay aad apodal optloa eertifteeM eaUtUng m* to purdiaa* intkta thirty day* ..eliarea ef thoTper eeat K aferred ftoek of eempaay. ft ta aaratoofi that thia raqaeat {aeara no ehlta*. tton oa my part, unlaai aflw iatoetiffatim 1 aubaertb* tw the tteift. ^

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