Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 68, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 July 1933 — Page 9

JULY 20. 1033

Wall Street Gains i Corporate Profits Under Blanket Code May Bo Slower Than Has Been Anticipated. BY RALPH MENDER SHOT limn -[)■<.*l Financial 15 rter v f-- * < • h vr* bugun to worn- over the prospects I * P: : r.r R * 0 re \r- ry program because of his r • p:. U kept ;nchanged, even though wages are shortened T 1 ■ y believe this will result J: r ;?* < irnm. man would have been possible had a* v.h operating costs. 4 iic si ■ m to be fairlv accurate, except for one f . i; . ; • iat point ;r. raising prices if the buying Eh r ip b tying power ; j.. ,r< unit and rh* ir.rreavd activity should

. • • o off et increased total operating hosts. .: . ■! ; . increased :\s earnings tremendously in ■ o . :r’ r of th..-. • < r compared with 1932 .c. a nee in prices. The jump was due to • - ... • .. -ook a little * o much for granted, per- • . •. pt ,r t industry would benefit from the on corporate profits of greater activity r p. 1.. . . uned that because Presi- ‘ and to h.>v- anything to do with . ■ n v .s ready to sponsor anything and like inflation. a a a Wants to Built Solidly I. I-/* ‘ <!'■’.iopments in the political-industrial .* • : ';.at the Chief Executive is looking ; .. :.••• . -nan indications had led the at. m m-t t< a.oume. He is determined, it

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Ralph liendrrshot

v. :: if tv..' nsationali" He apparently i-> to ;.• fit fr >:n such inflation as is author- .:. :doubtful, however, whether the new lands Mai.v concerns have agreed v • . :n aider m- w;r - but by far the majority of these a. v. • .. consequence Uni* s a change occurs—- . <. ib': .! ' •: r will —i’ probably will be necesbitiy ' a •> ' voluntary lea tire of the measure. cue ( (impctition a Factor I? . ;>i rnfair and inaccurate to say that industry, Re. : \ .Uinv and car r to carry out the wishes of the R • •• ;i '.iit ’iy (U prices But ic is rather da; h* ( : ~s; of the competitive feature. One "<J< m.!v t> find that its competitors had . . •, .ie :1. would mean that they could and I>rot; 0; . . a- . ■:i it cither optnl.v or otherwise. L. i • < is no* adopted voluntarily, however, th* . . > txi. .• • • it w.li become an order instead of a ■ find such an order quite to hn :ki. no n on why it should appeal to Investors. j • : >’■ ■■ i. ■ as sensationally as has been anticip . . . ..i m< . > as are made should be much more p moment.

New York Stocks '■ " (Bv Abbott. lIoDDtn .V Cos.)

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STOCK MARKET MOVES OFF IN LIGHT SESSION

Sales Volume Sinks to Low Levels Following Bank Holiday. Average Stock Prices A-erase of thirtv Industrials tor Thurs2*V bir. J. 4 A low. 34 12 last 96.03. no **: a'eraae of twenty rails 49 36 47 48. ,>*■ JO laverage or twenty utilities. ~2.90. 31 69 32.1 r,tT 004 average of forty r or.r.-, 88 24 up 017 average of ten first r,i:.s 88 24 ud 0.17; average of ten second 7$ 32 uo 085 a-erage of ten iriiities j 5 Os) id 0 09; average ofter. lr.dustr;als 68.21 off 031 BY ELMER C. WALZER I nited Press Financial Editor NEW YORK. July 29—Friday's pre-holiday stock market lagged without feature. In volume of the character of that prevailing in April when the "new deal” market was developing momentum after the closing for the bank holiday. Prices fluctuated as aimlessly as the session was dull. Traders were unwilling to risk market news developments over the two-day shut down and bulls and bears alike refrained from making commitments. An irregularly lower opening was followed by narrow swings throughout the three hours of trading. Short Sessions End Friday marked last of the shortened sessions. Five-hour sessions at the usual hours—lo a. m. to 3p. m. '8 a m. to 1 p m., Indianapolis time#—will be resumed Monday, but the Exchange introduced an innovation for today, ordering holidays Saturdays until Sep*. 9 Restoration of full-time trading hours tended to improve sentiment since it indicated passing of the crisis which reached a peak a week ago today in a session approaching 10,000,000 shares. A majority of shares declined and losses extended to 4 points. Hardest hit were the speculative issues or stocks where special news was released. Farm equipments reacted sharply with wheat. Bethlehem Steel Recovers Bethlehem Steel at one time was down 4 points which it recovered only moderately on a disappointing report for the first half of 1933. Westinghouse lost 2 points for the same reason. Gold mining issues still were under the influence of the government's anti-gold shipment edict issued Thursday. Relatively large losses were noted in Celanese, Goodyear, General Electric and Auburn Auto. American Can was down 2 points late in the day. Cori>oration reports were unsatisfactory in several instances. Bethlehem's statement, issued after the close Thursday, showed a net loss for the second quarter of $3,312,846. against a net loss of $4,671,266 in the June. 1932. quarter. P. R. R. Pays Off Loan Westinghouse Electric had a net loss of $2,078,424 in the June quarter, against a net loss of $1,381,979 in the June. 1932. quarter. Phillips Petroleum’s June first half net loss was $5,324,583. against a net loss of 5812.491 in the first half of 1932. There were favorable reports also, | and one of them was that of United States Industrial Alcohol which in the first half earned 80 cents a share, against 9 cents in the corresponding period of last year. Railroads continued to register increases in revenues, and it was estimated that a number of the carriers would cover their fixed charges the month of June. Pennsylvania railroad, it was announced today, has completed paying off all outstanding loans with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Its final payment of $6,400,000 was made to- . day.

Bank Clearings

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT , —July 28 Ufb! S 4 424.000.00 treasury statement —Julv HB for ulv 28....5840 245.285 05 Int Rev Rcc-ft for dav . 28 177 038 53 Customs rccts. mo to date . 19.619.769 05 Produce Markets Delivered In Indianapolis prices: Hens, heavy breeds over 4V ios . 10c: Leghorns .® roll,,rs: Colored springers l 4 lbs. up. 13c; springers -Leghorn-. I’-. lbs. un r^s„ barcbac ! ts 7c: cock* and stags. 6c: leghorn coc.s and Leghorn stags, sc. I -css large white, full tea-ncrec and fat. otr 4 lbs. 4c; small and colored. 3c ocese. fuu feathered and fat. 3c. Young guineas. 20c: old guineas. 15c. Eggs—No 1 trvsh country run eggs. 11c. Each full egg of' V ln? 55 lbs - r °*s: a deduction c. 10u per ib. for each lb. under 55 lbs. gros swill be made. B itter—No. 1 26 '27c f\°- 7,. 74 ! 25c Butterfat—2oc. Quoted by the Wadlev Company. Y UNITED TRES-c CHICAGO. July 28 Eggs: Market steady; prices unchanged; receipts. 10.274 cases: e.\..a flra's. 13-.4 IJ'.c. tlrsts. 12’, ■ 13,f Jr**™*- ’-l- n -.c: dirties. But,• r Market, steady; prices, unchanged receipts. 14 3744 tubs, special* 21. r'-.c t*' rt *' J! : * c - extra Hrst- 20'. i2lc firsts’ I? 4 ; seconds 18 -19 c. standards. .1 :c Poultry- Market, steady; receipts. . car .5 tricks, fowls. 10 1 lie: Leghorn broilers live: Leghortts. B'.-c duck- 7 10c. geese. 7 .-9c: turkeys. 10.1 lie; roost- • broilers. II*,IITC Ch-esc-Twins. 13* •/ 13’,c. Longhorns. 14<Q14*c. Potatoes Delaved. CLEVELAND. July 28—Butter—Market, steady; extras. 25',c lb., in tubs, standard- -5' 4C ib m tubs. Eggs- Market weak, extras l.c. current receipts 12c extra firsts 12vc Poultry Market weak' hcavv sow,. 12 1 13c Leghorn fowls 9c heavy broilers. 14i16c: Leghorn broilers 10 -12 c; old roost-rs 8c ducks. 7'-i 10c Potatoes-■ Virginia ar.d Maryland U s N . 1 $5 10415.25 barrel; $2 90 3 100 lb sack. New- Jersey S3 13.15 100-lb sack! NEW YORK. Julv 2S.—Potatoes—Quiet • Long Island. J 4 425 barrel New Jersey’ 54 i 4 25. southern. SI 75 •: 3 barrel. Sweet potatoes-Quiet. Jersey basket 5i.25 .'175Southern basket 75c52.50. Flour—strong springs patents. $7 60,17 80 sack Pork—Dull; me* S2O barrel Lard—Firm m-.drile west spot $6 95 7.05 100 lbs Dressed poultry—Dull turkevs 13:30c chickens. 9i2Jc broilers 14 18c fowls ls ..'.76 , iC: ducks. 10 illVc Long Island dues: 13c. Live poultry- Dull: gees.’ 6-.i 8c: turkey*. 100 15.. rooster*. ?c: duck*’ 7 15c fowls. S.i 14c broilers. 10 ; 20c Chtese—Stearfv state whole tnl'.k fancy to specials 29 21. C: voung America. 15 ! *'i 18**0 Bitter Receipts. 12 155 packages; mark." led. creamery, higher than extras 23'. -24 c extra 92 score. 23c fir.'.: 90 to 91 score. 22'. -23'.c firsts 88 to 83 score 2 1 22 1 . c seconds 21 ■, -121’,c. Eggs —Receipts. 73.758 cases: msrk-tt .regular, special packs including unusual her.nerv selections 18 >2ic. standards 16- 17 = 4.first*. 14 = 4 <ll4’.c seconds 13'.i14c medi'trr.s 12 113 c. dirties. 12312'*c; checks lO'a'.i 11c. In the Cotton Markets —Julv 23 CHICAGO High. Low Close January . 1122 17 0" 1100 March 738 11 76 11.16 Mav 11 53 11 33 11 33 October .. If) 96 1 0 63 10 68 December 1117 10 84 10 89 NEW YORK January 11.14 10 90 10 30 March 11 31 11 05 HOT Mav .. 11.28 11 20 11 21 Julv 11 68 11 36 11 36 October 10 85 10.60 10.61 December 1105 logo 10 82 NEW ORLEANS January 11 08 10 83 10 85 March • • •'. *•. * ..1 11 30 11 03 11 0J Mav Afr. 1.... 1145 1118 1118 October 10.83 10 53 10 59 December TV..... TT U.. 04 10.TJ 10.79

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INDIANA STOCKS AND BONDS

The follow;.'.* Quotations do r.ot represent actual bids or offerings. out merely • ndicate the approxlma'e niarte* level based on h ivlr.g ar.d aeUtca inquiries or recent transactions. ”July 28 - STOCKS Bid. A sic. Belt Rail * s‘oek Yards, com. 26 30 Be:- Rail A- Stock Yds pfd % 45 M Cent Ind Pwr Did 7 r 10 S3 Citizens Gas com 14 17 C;';zer.s Gas Cos Dfd 5'V 63 6. Home T A- T F‘ Wivr.e Did 7"„ 36 40 Ind ic M.ch Eec Cos p?d 7 68 72 In Ger. Service Cos Did 6'"-.. 64 68 Ir.d Hydro E>c Cos 7 27 30 Ir.dois Gas Cos com 40 44 Ir.dDls Per A- Lt old 6 .60 64 Ir.dois P-r A Lt Did 6'j" . 67 71 No Ind P.b Scr. Cos yid 6 . . 64 68 No Ir.d P> b Sfrv Cos pfd S'l'j 34 ; j 38'j Ir.dois Water Cos Did V ... 68 92 No Ind F. b Serv Cos pld 5’ j 33 : i 37'i Ir.d Pub Serv Cos 6n. 35 ! 4 3&'a No Ir.d P-ib Serv Cos 7 SS'j ‘i Public Serv Cos of Ir.d rid 6' 14 17 Public Serv Cos of Ir.d Did 7 i 25 38 South Ir.d C.as A El bid 6' 58 62 Terre Haute Elec Did 6'T, 40 43 BONDS Belt R R A* Stkvds 4s 1939 . 88 92 Citizens - Cos 5s 1342 .... 84 88 Home T A' W o .s 1955 96- a 100= a Home T A T W 6s 1943 98 102 Indpls Gas Cos 5s 1952 76 79 Ir.dpls Rvs Inc 5s 1967 29 22 Indpls Water Cos 4 js 1940 .. 98‘a lf0 : i Indols Water Cos 5s 1960 63 97 Indpls Water Cos 5s 1970 92 95 IndDls Water Cos 5‘ 3 s 1953...100 IC3 Ir.dois Water Cos s'jS 1954 ..100 in Kokomo Wat Workrs 5s 1958.. 78 : > 82' 2 Lafayette Tt 1 Cos 5s 1957 83 87 Muncie Water Works 5s 1939.. 92 96 Richmond Water Works 1957 85 89 Ter.-e Hau’e Water Wk 5s 1956 83 87 Terre Haute Wat Wk 6s 1949. 93>-i 97<' Traction Terminal Cos 5s 1957.. 45 49 Chicago Stocks By Abbott. HopDln Sc Cos. Total sales. 80.000 shares. —July 28— Hieh Low Last Abbott Lab 35 ! * Arme Stel Cos 32‘. Associa-ed Apparel 4 ! BuStian-Biessine BJ<8 J < 8 ; 8 1 4 Bendix Aviation 16 ! 4 15 J * 15 J , Bore-Warner 15 s s 15q 15U Butler Bros ,r 4 3 4 3 a 4' Berghoff ... 13 12‘a 12’. Canal Construction . 2 Cent 111 P Srv Ptd .. 27'j 26 27 Cent P Srv Class A 2 Cent P Util VTC 3\ • 3 3' Chi A N Western. ... II 1 .. 11 ll Chicaato Corp Com . 3- 3'* 3 1 * Chicago Corp pfd 26'2 25 s a 25'* Chicago Flexible Shaft. 12 11-q 12 Chicago Yellow Cab 13 ( r ies Service .. 3' t a■, j . Commonwealth Edison 66'j 65 ! a 66N Consumers ... r. Cord Corn 9 3 9 5 9 3 4 Crane Cos 9 : j B\ Curtis Lighting io Dexter Cos 7 Gotichaux B i. 9 Great Lakes Aircraft .. .. ... 1 Great Lakes Dredge ... 15' 2 15'* 13' 4 Greyhound Corp 1 1 Grigsby Grunow 3', 2 T 2 7 Hall Printing 7 6 S G-*' Houdaille Hershev A . . 12 Kalamazoo Stove 25 Katz Drug - 20' Keystone Sleel 15 12*4 15 Libby McNeil 5' 2 ss, ss, Lindsay LiK-ht 2' 2 2 1 * 2 3 Loudon Packing .. 13 kvnch Corp 28 27> a 28 Marshall FK-.d 13s, 131 x McQuay Norris 40 33' 2 391 . Mlckelberry'a Food Pro ... 5 •Middle West Utilities 1. Mid W-est Uti 6 , pld o Midland United ji. Midland Util 6 A pfd .. ’ •>-„ Mlnlar.ri Util 7' Pi. .. . 41, National Standard ... ", 19 National Union Radio. .. ... No Arner Light A- P.vr 51 , Northwest Engineering . . 8' Perfect Circle 24'j 24 24 Pines Winterfront . . Potter Cos ... 03. Prima Cos 31’z *3o', 30'.. Process Corp 33 Railroad Shares ," jr. Reliance Mfg Cos 13 Seaboard Utilities Sh Sears Roebuck ' 3 SWG a- Elec Pfd ' * 50 Stiidebnker Mail A' . ... i Super-Maid e Swift ACo 19 3 4 ici. 191, Swift International .... 25t a 25', 25' Thompson JR * U S Radio A Tel 15' 4 lji, 141* Utah Radio ?3* j,* 1 ?a! utmtv a ind 1 * hi* Vortex Cup Cos i Wahl . . . * Walgreen Cos com '” 17 i, asrr a : ; ; ; Investment Trust Shares ißv Abbott. Hop Din A Cos i —July 28— American Bank Storks Coro 121 T3l n^l’! r C T n a A ' ° eneral Sec A.5 00 625 Basic Industry shares 333 Br ush Tvnc Inv Tr sh 75 85 Collateral Trustee shares A.. 437 4 62 Corporate Trust shares (oldi.. 2 20 Corporate Trust shares inewi 236 2 10 Cumulative Trust shares . . 412 Diversified Trust shares A... 600 D versified Trust shares B .. 812 D versified Brust shares C . 300 310 Dl /erslfled Trust shar. s D . 475 495 first Insurance Stock Corn.. 1.66 184 First Common Stock C0r0.... 11! 123 Fixed Trust Oil shares A 662 fixed Trust Oi! shares B ... fi 00 Fundamental Trust shares A . 4 00 4 25 Fundamental Trust shares B . 3 90 3 94 Low Priced shares .. . . 575 Mass lines Trust shares ..is 76 20 30 Natton Wtd Securities.... 3 52 North Amor Trust shar < 10531 138 North Amer Trust sh < 55-5S> 250 270 Selected American shares .. 269 Selected Cumulative shares.. 690 700 Selected Income shares . 366 373 Std Amer Trust shares 290 30a Super Amer Trust shares A 2.85 Trust Shares of America... 3.00 310 Trustee Std OH A 475 500 Trustee Std OI! B . . 4.12 437 U S Electric Li A Pow A 15 25 Universal Trust shares 270 260 Other Livestock BY UNITED PRESS EAST ST LOUIS. 111.. July 28 - Hogs— Receipts. 10.500: including 300 direct: mnrket; weak to 10c lower: later bids off more: top. S4 70: bulk 170-260 lbs S4 60'w 4 65. 140-160 lbs.. 53.70', r 4 40: 100-150 lbs. 52 65 .1 3 35; sows, niosth $3.50'-i 3.75. Cattle- Receipts 1000: calves 800: market, not encugh steers here to make a market cows and vealers steady; heifer, and bulls on a cateh-as-catch-can basis: heifers. M.so*is. cows. 52.50:3 25. low cutters. SI ao'.; 1.85: sausage bulls. $2.50'.i3.15; good ond choice veai-rs. $5.50 Slaughter .steer--550.1.100 lbs . good and choice vealers. 5* 50. Slaughter steers 550-1.100 lbs good and ehoice. S5 50 ■. comomn and medium. 53 25-.i5.50: 1.100-1 000 Jbs choice 56 -7' common ar.d mcd.um S3 25 . 5 50: 1 1001 500 lbs., choice. *6 50'u7 rood $5 75 650 medium. 54.504i5.75 Sheen Receipts. 2 500; market, not established, asking steady: packers talking weak: holding better lambs upward to 58 lnn.bs 90 lbs. down, good and choice. 57.25 /8: common and medium. $3 yearling weth-rs 90-110 lbs good and choice 54.25 .5 50; ewes. 90-150 lbs., good and choice 51 5(1 r 2.75. all weights, common ar.d medium. $1 ■/ 2 CLEVELAND Julv 28.—Cattle—Receipts. 25; market, slow and draggv, receipts common: ehoice steers 750-1.000 lbs. $6 504/7: good. 600-1.000 lbs heifers. $5.504/6.25; for week; market 25c lower Calves—Receipts. 400; active and steady with native calves predominating; marker fully steady with last Friday's level.:: choice to prime. 56 50 /7; common. 54 50 down. Sheep-Re-ceipts. 500 active and stc&dv: best springers Quoted a* 58 top: market, fuliv steady with last Friday's levels: choice wethers. $2 50 /3 25; choice ewes. 52-/3 choice spring lambs. $7.50/8. Hogs—Receipt 1.200: market. 10c lower in active dealings bringing market to same level as last Monday's average: heavies 55: ehoice. 220250 lbs . butchers. 55: choice 150-180 lbs . porkers. $4 754/5 thin and common hoes. 160 lbs. up 54 75. TOLEDO. July 28 Hogs-Receipts. 250: market 10c loner; heavy vorkers. $4 70: mixed and bulk of sales. $4 70: pigs ar.d lights. 83.50 / 3.75: medium and heavies. 54 / 4 70; roughs 834/3 50. Cattle—Recetpts, 150: marke - slow to 25c lower on heavy steers Calvfs —Receipts light: market, steady. Sheep and lambs: receipts, light; market, steady. EAST BUFFALO. Julv 28 —Hoes On sale. 2 000. steady to 5c lower slow, bulk 180 to 250 lbs $5,104/5 15: lightweights and pies $4 4 50; parking sows. 53 25 4 Cattle- Receipts. 200: slow; no good drvfeds offered; steers and heifers slow to 25c lower: some sales of these kinds. 55 25 down cows and bulls slow weak to 25c lower Calves—Recelfs 350 fairly active: steadv: good *0 choice. 56 6 50: medium. $5 50. 6. C. 1114 and common, 53 50 -•/5. Sheep—Receipts. 2.000 trade slow lambs stead - .: good to choice ewes ar.d wethers. 58 -8 50 medium and fa' thr >- out bucks. $6 50 - 750 common ar.d lightweight lambs extremely dull: 50c-*.SI under weeks opening. Inferior to strong weight culls. 53 *i 5 75 Births Girl, Paul and Jessie Dodd. Methodist hospital Bernard and Hazel Harbertz. Methodist hospital. Edward and Aline Schaekel. Me'hodist hospital. . Harold ar.d Audrey Darnell, 430 North Linw 30d. Bovs Edwin and Edr.a Haerle. Methodist hospital Norman and Virginia Glover, Mfhciis' hospital. . wllbur and Marjorie Hardy. Methodist hospital. Deaths Kiasie Fielder. 68. Methodist hosp.'al acute enteritis John Lindsay. 41. city hospital, lobar pneumonia Max Beck. 22 city hospital, fractured skull Lola M Biiner. 48. Central Indiana hospital. apoplexy Ada Lee Britton. 16. city hospital acute nephritis. Bessie Ser.tir. 54. Methodist hospital, cerebral hemorrhage. Ida Koons. 68. 1138 Blame, chronic myocarditis. Henry King, 51, 723 Darnel', pulmonary tubwculoau-

PORKERS SHOW WEAKER TREND AT CITY YARDS

Action in Cattle Market Slow, Draggy: Sheep Steady. Hogs got away to a slow start in trading city yards Friday morning, prices finally established being 15 to 25 cents under the previous range. Weights of 160 to 225 pounds brought $4 55 to S4 70: 225 to 300 pounds. $4,50 to $4.65: 300 pounds up. $4.25 to $4 40; 140 to 160 pounds, $3.75 to S4 Light pigs sold down to $2 50. Packing sows made the market at $3.25 to $3 75. Receipts were estimated at 8.000, Holdovers were 422. Trade in the few steers on hand in the cattle market was slow. Action in she-siock was extremely limited. The trend was lower in all classes. Receipts were 400. Vealers were steady at $5.50 down. Calf receipts numbered 500. Good lambs were steady in the sheep market. Bulk of sales was made at $7.50 to SB. with a top of $8 25. Bucks brought a dollar less. Half fat or unfinished kinds were hard to move except at lower prices. Sales were made mostly at from $6 down. Receipts were 2.000. Asking on hogs at Chicago moved around 10 to 15 cents higher with few early bids and sales fully steady at Thursday's average. The bulk of good to choice kinds was bid in at $4.65 to $4.75. while early top held at $4.75 on 228-pound weights. Receipts were estimated at 16.000. including 5.000 direct; holdovers 3.000. Cattle receipts numbered 2.000; calves, 700: market unchanged. Sheep receipts were 9,000; market steady. HOGS July Bulk Top Receipts 21. $4 754/ 4 90 $5 00 5 500 22. 4.704/ 4 85 4 90 4.000 24. 4.70 >i 4.85 4 90 9.000 25. 4.454/ 4 60 4 65 12.000 26. 4.55 / 4 70 4 75 5 500 27. 4 704/ 4.85 4 85 6 500 28 4 554/ 4 70 4.70 8.000 Market. Inwrr. /140-1601 Good and choice .. 3.7544 400 —Light Weights—-'.6o-180' Good and choice..., 455 180-200/ Good and choice. .. 465 —Medium Weights—-'2oo-220' Good and choice.... 470 '2OO-250' Good and choice.... 4 654/ 4.70 —Heavy Weights—-'2so-2901 Good and choice . 4 504? 460 290-350' Good and choice. . 4.30''/. 4.50 —Packing Sows—--350 down' Good 3 404/ 3 85 350 up' Good . ... 3 254/ 3 75 100-130' Good and choice.... 3.00'/ 3.40 —Sin ighirr Pics—--100-130' Good and choice CATTI.F. Receipts, 100: market, steady. <1.050-1.100 Good and choice $ 5 754? 7.25 Common and medium 4.2514 5.75 (1.100-1.500 Good and choice 5 754? 7 25 Common and medium 4 50u 5.50 —Hellers—-(sso-750) Good and choice 5.254? 6.25 Common and medium 3.504<. 5.25 <750-900. Good and choice 4.504? 6 00 Common and medium 325 u 4.50 —Cows— Good 3 254? 4.00 Common and medium 2 504? 3 25 Low cutter and medium l.Sof£ 2.50 —Bulls (yearlings excluded' i Good ibeefi 3 004? 3.50 Cutter, common and medium.. 2.00 u 3.00 VEAI.ERS Receipts. 500; market, steadv. Good and choice $ 5 004? 5.50 Medium 3 504/ 5.00 Cull and common 2.004(, 3.50 —Calves—-(2so-5001 | Good and choice 3 50T5.00 Common and medium 2.004i 3.50 —Feeder and Stocker Cattle—-<soo-8001 Good and choice 4.504? 5.75 Common and medium 3.00(rt 4.50 (800-1 500' Good and choice 4.504? 5.75 Common and medium 3.00 it 4.50 SHEEP AND LAMBS Rereipts. 2.000; markrt. steady. —Lambs. Shorn Basis—(9o lbs. down* Good A choice 5 7.25 4? 8.25 (90 lbs. down) Com. and meel. 4.004; 7.25 —Ewes— Good and choice 2 004? 3 00 Common and medium 1.00 if 2.00 Other Livestock *• BY UNITED PRESS CHICAGO. Julv 28 Hogs Receip's. 16.000. Including 5.009 direct: steadv to 5c lower than Thursday: parking sows. 10c off top $4 75 200-300 ibs . 54 60' i 470 160-190 lbs . 54 40 / 4 70; good pig.-. $3 25'■/3.50 packing s- w>. $3.65-•< 4. Light ; lights, 140-luO lbs., good and choice. 53 75 i4.50. light weight. $l6O-200 lb.- good and | choice. S4 354i4 70: medium weights 200- ; 250 ib>.. good and choice. 54 604/4.75; heavy weights. 250 350 !b- . good and choice. 54 40 ■ 4 70: packing >ows. 275-550 lbs . good and choice. S3 404/ 4.15: slaughter pigs. 100-180 lbs. good and choice. S3 25 13 7b. Ca'ile Receipts, 2.000; calves. 700; no-re-liable outlet for gerternl run ied steers and yearling- shipping demand narrow; trade on a catch-as-cgtch-can basis, supply :nbetween grade steers liberal: frr. h receipts increased b\ sizeable holdovers from earlier in week markt unevenly steaav to 25c lower and verv dull at decline; shippers buving few loads Ijei'er grades at s6*, 7 50; best light heifers. 53.73; light heifers and mixed vearlings and all cow: selling draggv ar.d weak. Slaughter cafie and vealers steers 550-900 bs.. good ar.d choice. $5,504/7.25 900-1 100 ‘*>s-. liood and choice. $5.50 7.25 1 100- } 300 IDS . good and choice. $5,504/7.40: i-300-1 500 Ids., good ar.d choic? 55 75 / L’Si '“V-1.300 lbs., common and medium, S3 .0 / 5 .5: heifers. 550-750 lbs., good and S,£ ! £ e 4, 83 25 '" 6.25. common and medium. $3/i3.25i' cows. gold. $3.75'/4.75. common 521/54/ 3 75: low cutter and I* 60 ■/ 3. i5 bulls i vearlings x---ciudedi. good 'beef $3 25/4 cutter common and medium 52.754/ 3 75- veal-I ers. good and choice. 55 50 - 6 50, medium. 55 >/ 5.5 C; cull and common. 53.75-/ 5 I ? , flui te Fv and Ffcd< ‘ r Cattle -Sieers, 500- ! ' 36° lbs., good and choice. 54.504J5.75; common and medium. 53 - 4.50. Sheen—--9/600. choice lamb-, steady, o-hers *J C ~ o" r r " !!h some throwouts S,rr^.?£ e: best natives. $8 35: rangers not Prticulrlv ftr.etsve a: around 58 bu.k £ rns il nt } veir.mgs .nsold. Slaughter , ia ”• bs—Lamb 90 lbs. down medium'** r< 6 *6 7-/ 4t8_3 5 common and medium $3 ,5 90-150 ibs. good 9t*d c.ioice. $125 ft 275 ail weights 1 •non ar.d med . 17$ e, * nts com 3 n PI ,T T ?L?„V’ Hc j H - J n- V 3. -Caul—Receipts. 30f steady Hcgs—Receipts. I snO: 300 holdovers: market steadv prime SaSg- 24 h *:- 3r "V’ ■ mixed "10 lh, in *? I-" *- 5; mediums. 180- '!? in •'.,>} v' - r ls neaw Yorkers. 54 90 . 5 10 i.‘ ! . e . h - 1 Vorkers l?n-no jbs s* •4 25 Sheen 9o !!** 'bs.. $34/ 3.50; roughs S3 56 . 4 f,ncen and iambs—Receipts goo. market u. t ■ *t,-adv; lambs, good to choice. 57'SO 1 tv 75, : ti”' 33'/ 5.50. medium light f fo(-. 50: 'U ee P. 'efher prime. $2 50' 3: •?‘r to *1 '2 25. eves medium to '* l ,' 2 - Calves—Rec-lots 125 market , • 'ca.ers good. 53"6. medium. 54'. 4 ¥’:_h‘avv k nd th:;: 250 . 3.50 LAFATETTE Julv 23 - Hogs—Steadv *0 -0i ./OV. ,r 22.1-250 bs.. $1 *0: 250-270 lbs. y s i,. 2 ‘-’* 300 * 4 45 306-325 1 - . 54 3; . 54 4 90 Ibs $4 35. 150-170 lbs. $3 85: 140-150 IS*- *3.60; 130-140 lbs $3 30: 120-:30 lbs I *2.90; 100-120 Its $2.60 light roughs. |s3 50: heaty roughs. S3, slags. $2 75 , Calves. $4 50 Lar.tbs. *7 725 Julv 28— Hog—Steadv. 10c ! 200-230 lbs . 54 7* 250-300 lbs . $4 65; 300-350 lbs . $4 50 170-200 Ibs . 54 65 160l/O lbs $4 45 150-160 ibs $4 15: 140-150 £*•. *3 96 130-140 ’.bs $3 70. 100-130 lb' $3 25; roughs. $3 50, stags. $2 Calves Si 30 Lambs. $7.50. Cattle—steadv. un- ‘ changed "till 1 in• Fpfrirjl 1 LOUISVILLE. July 28 —Casie —Receip". 1 25C. ::. I-. : . 1.4 direct; slow mostlv stead-, on light, salable supply slaughter Classes: bulk better grass steers ar.d heifer* 54•■ /4 75 p.atr. .emoj down to S3 or le-s better finished fed offerings 55 / 5.75: bulk beef cow- $2 50 3. low cutters and cutters $1.504.2.25: <ausag> bulls $2 75 down: bulk Stockers and leeders salable /$4 cown Cal-es—Receipts 300. steady, better grades mo'ilv $4: 4.50. medium ar.d lower grades 53 50 down. Hogs—Re--1 ceipts 1 "00. 10c lower. 185-300 lbs $4 75 | 300 lbs up $4 35. 140-185 lbs . $3 85: 140 lbs down. 52 15 sews, $3 25,, a tags. $2 20 ; Sheep-Receipts. 1.200 trads bulk better I truck lambs. $7 254/7 50 odd lot choice to 57 73; bucks, sees g ,-5 immature hgh’ ' lamb* S3-' 4: tat ewes. $1 2 bulk better stock ewe s•' 7 50; choice Idaho year--1 br.gs salable higher. Receip - - Thursday Ca'tle 125; calve:. 184 hoes 536 and sheep 926. Shipments Thursday Ca - *!e, 77 calves in’ hogs 147. and sheep. 964 Foreign Exchange Bv Abbott. Honpln A Cos. —July 28— Close Sterling England $4 53', FTane. Franc- . 0533 I Lira. Italy 0715 • Belga- B If. :rr. Marx Germany 3240 I Guilder. Holland 5475 Peseta. Spam 1130 Krone. Norway 228 J JCrone. Denmark 2030

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WFBM (1230) Indianapolis (Indianapolit Power and Light Cunsaor) „ „ SATURDAY P M. 5 30— Casa Lorr.a orchestra 1 CBS'. 6:oo—Evan Evans 1 CBS . 6:15 Rhythm rascals. t, 30—Philadelphia summer concert ’CBS' 7:ls—Ann Leaf iCBSv 7 45- Saturday revue 'CBS'. 8 15 I-ham Jones orchestra (CBS'. 8 45—Gertrude Niesen CBS . 9:CO—Jerrv Freeman orchestra 'CBS'. 9:3o—Charlie Davis orchestra 'CBS' 10:00—Burr.ev Rapp orchestra /CBS'. Hi 30—G'.s Arnheim orchestra CBS . 11.00—Sign off. SUNDAY A. M 8:00—Melody parade 'CBS'. B:4s—Marion Carley (CBS'. 9:oo—Entertainers 9 30—Christian Men Builders. 10 30 to Noon- Silent. 12:00 Noon —Did You Know? P M. 12:15—Plavbovs 'CBS' 12:30 To be announced 1 30—Symphonic hour /CBS' 2 00 Cathedra] hour /CBS’ 3no Wilarri Robison 'CBS’ 3 Vera Van 'CBS'. 3:3o—Baker* 'CBS' 4 00 — Wheeler Cltv Mission. 4.19 Chicago Knights CBSi s:oo—Who Should Go To Coilege? s:’s—Gauchos 'CBS' 5 30—John Hcnrv CBSi. 5 45—Chicago varieties 'CBS'. 6:ls—John Henrv 'CBS' 6 30 Philadelphia summer concert CBSi. 8:30 -Rhvthm Rhapsodv 'CBS*. 9:oo—Guv Lombardo and Royal Canadians 'CBS' 9 .30— Bohemians. in no Ivham Jones orchestra ■ CTHSi. in 30 Ted Lewis orchestra 'CBS' 11 00--Around thr town from Chicago CBS> 12.00 Midnight—Sign off WKBF (1400) Indianapolis (iDdianapolis Rrnadeastior. Lnc.) P M. SATURDAY 4 00—Tea time tunes. j 4>-To he announced. s:oo—Dinner melodics. s:3o—Mirth parade. 3 45—Master music room. s:so—Radio reporter. 6:oo—Knc hole gang. 615—Dinner dances. 6 30—Cecil and Sally. 6 45 Th<- sportsllcht. 700 Devore sisters. 7:15 — Mirth parade. 7 30-- E’enina moods. 8 00—Leather stocking tales. 8 15- Bill Warm. 8 30—Trio. 8 45 Charles Frederick Lindslev. 900 Marvel Mvers. 9:15—T0 be announced. 9 30—Connie's orchestra 10:00 Gordon Carper's orchestra in 30-WKBF barn dance. 11:39—Sign off. SUNDAY A. M. 9:3ot—Ambassadors. 9:4s—Masters music room. 10:00 Watchtower program 10:15—Classical gems. 10 .30—Crystal melodies. 11:30—Harrv Bason. 12 00 Noon- Dessa Bvrd's organ recital. P M. 12 30--American melodies. 1 00 Strange adventures. I:ls—Musical comcdv gems. I:3o—Popular melodies. 2 00 -Conte ensemble. 245 Masters music room. 3:oo—Matinee musleale. 3:3o—Cadle Tabernacle. 4 45 Nazarinc male ouartet. 5:00- Starost sisters. s:ls—Short, short stories. s:3o—Dinner melodies, 5:45 Marshall players. 6 00-Concert hour. 700 Mirth parade. 7 15 -Masters music room. 7 30 Moods of the moment. 7 45 Amhasasdors. 8 00- Cadle Tabernacle r 30 Connie's orchestra, to eo Gordon Carper's orchestra. 10:30—Sign off WLW (700) Cincinnati SATURDAY P M 4 no Viennese ensemble NBC'. 4 30—Joe Emerson, baritone. 4 45 Walkathon orrhes'ra. 5 o<v st Kegi' hotel orchestra 'NBC'. 5 30—Bob Now hall. s:4s—Gene Burchell's dance orchestra ' NBC'. 6 15—Tonv Cabooch. 6 30—Castle Farm orchestra. 6:4s—Dr. J. Ho’.bert Bvrain and Liovd Shaffer dance orchestra 7:OO—R F D hour 7 30— Croslev Follies.

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* 4TI RDAT —7:15 P. M WBBM 770 —Harris - orchestra WON 720 —Jan Garber s orchestra. —8 P. M.— NBC R o 1 f e s Saturday Night dancing parry to 1 WEAF 55 - BBM 770' —Russell s orchestra. WGN 720 ■ —Lewis White A-orch’-'--ri WSM 650 —Barn dance. —a 13 P. M KYW >lo2o'—Globe Trotter • CBS—lsham Jones' orchestra. WBBM >77o'—Geruns orchestra WGN '72oi-Co.es' orchestra NBC Sixteen Singers to , WJZ. —8:30 P. M WBBM 770'—Jones' orches•ra NBC—Cuckooa to WJZ. —8.43 P. M TBS- Gertrude Niesen X BBM 770 -Ted Lev is and orchestra WGN '720 -Concert orchestra. —9 P M KYW 'lo2o' Soorta. . Glavei - orchestra CBS Jerrv Freeman's orchestra. ' NBC Rudv Vailee orchestra to WEAF WON .720 -McCoy s orches’ra: dream ship NBC Vale trio to WJZ. —9:13 P. M ' NBC—John Fogartv. tenor to WJZ —9:30 P 31 KYW 'lo2o'—Steins orchestra. CBS- Chas. Davis' orchestra. ■ WON '72o'—Sheasbv s ori chestra

8 00 Saturday Night dancing party. 900 Castle Farm orchestra. 9 15—Over the Rhine 9 30 Hotel Bll’more orchestra 'NBC'. 10 00 Rhvthm Ciub 1C 30—Coney Island orchestra. 11 00- Golden Pheasant orchestra NBC'. 11 30—Lotus Gardens orchestra 'NBC - '. 12 00 Midnight Castle Farm orchestra. A M 12:30 Walkathon orchestra. 1 no—Club Croslc.v. 2 00—Sign off SUNDAY A M 7 0O- Children’s hour. 8 00 Church Forum. 8 jO—Alfrcdos Blue and White Marimba band 'NBC 900 Morning Musical 'NBC'. 10 00 - Organ. Arthur Chandie. Jr. 10 15—Radio City concert INBCI. 11 15—Threesome 11 30—Folks from Dixie (NBC'. P M. 12 00 Summer Idyll NBC'. 12 15 International Radio Forum /NBC'. 12 30 Dramatization 'NRC> I 00—Wayne King orchestra (NBC'. 1 30 Theater of the Air. 2 00—Conservatory of Music recital. 2 15 Mariemont choir. 2 30 Temple of Song 'NBC'. 3 00—J. Alfred Schehl, organ st. 330 Clyde Doerr's saxophone octet ■ NBC. 3 45 Trio Romantlque INBCI. 4 00— Hymn Sing. 4 30 L'Heure Exqulse iNBC'. 4 45 Baseball scores. 4 50 Charioteers s.oo—Borrah Minnevltch and hi* Harmonica Rascals 'NBC'. 5 16—Gone Btirchell's dance orchestra. 5.30 Russian Svmphontr choir 'NBC'. 6 00—Bert Lahr and Rublnoff'a orchestra ■NBC-Red'. 7:00 Revelers quartet and A1 Goodman's orchestra NBC' 7 30 Symphonic jazz orchestra 800 Gem Btirchell's dance cichcstra 8 15 Vincent Lopez and his orchestra 1 NBC■. B:4s—Castle Farm dance orchestra. 9 15 Flovd Gibbons 'SBC'. 9 30-; -Gordon Kihler's dance orchestra. 10:00—Dance Nocturne orchestra 10 30 Charlie Kerrs orchestra 'NBC'. 11:00—Lotus Garden- orchestra 'NBC 1130—Golden Pheasant orchestra iNBC A M. 12 OO—Castle Farm orchestra. 12 30—Sign off Fishing the Air In his efforts to promote the romance between Elmer and Mrs Van, Professor Kaltenmever finds himself called upon to announce his own engagement to the lady In the broadcast Saturday at 5 30 p. m.. over 3VENR and an NBC network. Evan Evans, baritone, trill combine the choruses of an old and new song. "Love Nest’* and "'Hold Me.” io inject a note of romance In bis recital to be heard over WFBM anr the Columbia network Saturday from fi to fi:ls p. m. Songs of South Russia will be offered bv the Internationally known Koshetz. Ukranian choir in their recital over WABC and the Columbia network, from 6:15 to 6:30 p m. HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY NIGHT'S PROGRAM s.ls—Columbia—Mildred Bailev. S:3O—NBC 'WJZ' Kaltenmever* Kindergarten. 6 15—Columbia—Ukrainian choir 6 30— NBC 1 WJZ) Philharmonic stadium concert. Columbia—Phlaldelphia orchestra. NBC 'WEAF'—Aantobal s Cubans. 7:3O—NBC ■ WEAF'—Kav-Seven- Secret service snv storv. 8:00—NBC ■ WKAPi—B A Rolfe - * orchestra. B:ls—Columbia—lsham Jones orchestra.

—9 to F 34. NBC lc 1 1 orchestra v> WEA? 1 WLS 8* r Barn dance NBC—Witching hour to WJZ —9 13 P 31WON 72 Agnew orches- > tra —lO r 31 • CBS- Kemp's orchevta. NBC- Mmntr's orchestra to ' WEAF NBC Henrv King's orchestra to WJZ —10:1$ F M NBC Hollywood bowl concerts to WF4F WGN 720' M. Coy's orchestra. —10:30 P. M KMOX 1090 Dance music • CBS Ous Arnhetm's orches--1 tra V6GN “20' Garb: s orches■:a M-Cov s orchestra. NBC Child , ore he < tra to WJZ WMAQ 1670 Lopez orches- , tra —lO 13 P M KY\3 - 1 HfJOi— Meroff's orchestra —ll P. 31 K3'W >lo2o'—Canton orrhrstra - WBBM -770)—Around the Town. WENR 870 —Barn dance. — it :to p. M.— KY’W .1020' Lopez orchestra —11:43 P. M K3 - w ilo2oi Stein's orchesj tra. —l* Midnight— WENR 'B7O Bernie's orchestra WGN 720'—Garbers. Coles' orchestra —18:80 A. M WENR (870—Weems orchestra

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STEADY SALES FORCE WHEAT OPTIONS DOWN Serious Crop Conditions in Northwest Ignored by Trade. BY HAROMI E. R AINVII I E 1 nited Prfi St.iff r orrrpondrnt CHICAGO. July 29.—Wheat and rye were off 5 cents at one time on the Board of Trade Friday, the" maximum permitted under the new restrictions in effect today. The break was influenced largely bv the sharp drop at Winnipeg The other grains also were nearer their minim urns. A cents on corn. .1 cent* on oats and 5 cents on barley. Price changes were fast and furious at times, with selling credited to profit takers while persistent buying was met based upon Ihe bullish outlook for corn and spring wheat The scorching heat in the northwest continued unrelieved by moisture although the forecast was for cooler. The 20 cents decline in sterling accounted for the staggering ti cents drop at Winnipeg at the start but local traders were unable to resist the selling pressure. With the change in price fluctuation limits in accordance with the government's suggestion, the baste limits on all grains were removed. At the close wheat was 4 * to 5 cents lower, corn 3'* to 3*. cents lower, oats 2 \ to 3 cents lower, rye 5 cents lower and barley 5 cents lower. Provisions were down sharply, practically at the limits. Chicago Primary Receipts - July 28 . Today. La,' wrrk. ’2 h, ‘ a t 957.0041 1.813,000 1 101,000 1.977,000 O* l * 719,000 807,000 Chicago Futures Range —July 28WHEAT— Pr< , v Open High Low. Close. rlos e ; July . 1 00 1 r 1 ojf*4 99 *9 104 Sept . 1 02'z 1 OS 1 , 1 02 ' 102 lO7 P/C • 186 108', 105', 105’, 1 JO', M CjjoßN— ° * 113 109 , 1.09'. 1 14’J July . 55*, .55vj S3 , v<3 . 7 Sept . .57 1 j .60’, 57', 57S SJi/ 4 ®r r • S 3 65'j .fi2 :> , .fe.:*, 66U *V ■ -7° -11 68'. .58', .72 CATSJuly . 4,i 4,„ Sept . .42’, 44 v 4 .42 47 L '.S'! Dec 40* r 48 .46 , ,4*i ; w ’40 1? M RYE— 50 * 52 50su • 52 '* July.. .. ~ 7(s 01 Sep?,. .79 8P .78 *7ii 83 v Pr - -2? 52,‘ 4 S3 '* <,3 ' "'* M BAH LEY 2 " 90 90 -9i ■2"l v • 60'i 65'i "/■P* • -J® O® 1 ? -63 .63 68 'lard-- ''° ’ 6 ' 4 ' e ‘ 4 Jr * July... 4 p -jt 5 r- 3 650 fi 50 695 Oct . 690 ,02 670 670 715 Nov.. 715 715 6HO 630 725 Dec.. 703 730 700 700 737 Jan . . iSO 7.75 740 740 760 BELLIES-- ' 60 Ju1y..... 7 3S 7 55 Sept . 7 65 7 65 7 25 7 30 7 70 Dec.. /40 ,50 715 747 797 CHICAGO CASH GRAIN /?!/ ? '(♦// /'rr.4 Uh^'w' 0- Julv 28 Cash grain close: "heat- No. 2 red SI.OH/lOl', No 1 W J ' ni "i 1 1 ? 3 No 2 hard *sl 01', 4$ lol’ 2 . No. 3 hard. sloo*, No 2 yellow hard $1.00’,; No l miJed $1 No 3 mixed 31 Corn No l mixed. 55’,c. No. J ml , xr s' 54 !< 55c. No 4 mixed >3' a c. No, 6 mixed 50',c. No. 1 yellow 56'c, No 3 \ ellow 54 a"r 56' ,c: No 3 vellow. 54’, -./i ® J ’| C „N°4 yellow. 53 53'. r. No 5 yellow. N A, 6 ':r 110 * 49'./ O'.r No 1 White >6 >*/ 57 c No. 2 White. 56',//57 , ,c; samin, Oat" No 2 white, 40' i'ii 41c; No S white 39 /41c; No. 4 white. 3'’,./38c. sample grade. 37c. TOLEDO CASH GRAIN rt>! ? iiil< il J’ri nt TOLEDO. Julv 28—Grain rlose /Grain ill elevators transit billing i Wheat No. fed sl.oo*2'" 1.01'... Corn No 2 yellow 58 2 "59'jc Oats No. 2 wlitte. 43'. '.r 44 ,c Rve ..No 2 79 / 80c. Track price*. 28’sc rate ' Wheat No. 1 red. 94',-,96c: No 2 red. 9394'jc Corn No 2 vel* low 54’/ 55c; No 3 vellow 53'./ 54r Oats-i No 2 white. 40 1 j'// 42e; No. 3 white 40'< livf. - clo ' r Clover Cash. $8 50- October. $8 75. Alsike—Cash. $8 75; August. $9. ST LOUIS CASH GRAIN /<// t nili il /‘nun BT LOUIS July 28 Cash grain: Wheat —ln good demand. 'al/S'/c. lower on red and 2'</3 1 ,c lower on hard; No 2 red $1 /</1 01 1 j: No. 3 red. 9ftc ,$1 No 4 red 98"/ 99c No 2 red garllrkv. 94'.,'/9r No 3 red garlickv 89 /93c; No 2 red smutty. 99'<z 99 ! c No. 2 west light.. 94/ No 1 hard 98fi9e: No 2 hard 7v„'.r No 1 mixed 97’jr No 2 mixed 97"/99'.( Corn In fair demand, unciianged (o lc lower; No 1 yellow 54', / Ssr No 2 vellow. c: No 3 vellow. 54'r No 4 vellow 53'..c: No 1. whit/ 5<9 Oa" In stir deiiiaud, unchanged to lc lower No 1 white, 43r; No. 2 White 41 ‘a 42r No 3 white. tO'jr; No 4 white.33l2 C:9 1 2C : No. 2 mixed. 49c No. 2 red 44c.

Indianapolis Cash Grain

—Julv 28— The bid* for car lo's of grain at 'ho call of the Indianapolis Board of Trade, f ob shipping point, basis 41 * a New York rate were Wheal—Wean No 1 red IVo 2 red. 86'.''/89'je. No 2 hard. 87U Corn Weak No 2 white MUfSlc No. 7 white 494/ 50e No 2 vellow 48'', 49e. No. 3 vellow 47 1 48 e No. 2 mixed 46’$ 47e No 3 mixed 45'<i46c Oats Weak No 2 white 36 1 ,4x32* zCI No 3 whi’e JB'/i36'iC Hav—B'eadv F o. b country point* taking 23'i/e or lex sratys to Cincinnati or Lout'ille i No 1 tlmothv. $64x6 50: No 2 timo'hv. $5 504/6 - Inspertions— Whea' No 1 red. 4 ears No 2 red. 2 rars. No 4 r'd. 1 ears: No 5 red. 1 ear. No 1 hard 1 ear No 1 mixed 2r,ars; No 2 mixed 3 ears. Total 15 ears Corn No 1 white. 2 ears. No 2 white. 3 ears: No 3 whi’e 1 ear No l yellow. 1 car; No 2 vellow- 25 cars. No 3 vellow. 7 car* No 4 vellow 1 car. No. 5 yellow. 1 ear Total. 41 cars Oats No 2 white 7 cars No 3 white. 8 cars: No. 4 white. 1 ear. Total. 16 car*. INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT Cltv grain elevator* are paving 85 cents for No 2 soft red wheat. Otner grade* on their merit*. f HICAGO FRUIT MARKET P.w I'nitril prrsa CHICAGO, July 28 Fruit ani vegetable quotations Apple Michigan Transparent* bushel, 75c',51 15 Illinois end M.ehlgan Duchess. BSc'/5125 Rinberries— Michigan red $1.504/2.25. Ch* Michigan sour. 75C4/51.15. sweet. *1 254/ 1 75. Bl lehe-nes Michigan 52'-2 ''s B'J'k. berries *125';175 Oooseberr.es Michigan. 11 604,2 Currents Michigan. $2 ■<, Canteloup* Indiana s'andard'. $1 50; III:r.c.is 85c 4, sl. Cauliflower li'lnoi*. 2S'<t 30c Carrots —Illinois. 1’,4,2c Beets— Illinois, l'u2c Rsdishes—llllncis 604/75c. Lettuce—AA’esterns $24(3.25. Sp.i.ach— Illinois. $1.254/1 SO. NEW YORK RAW Sl'fjAß FI TIRES - July 28High Lew Close January 1 52 1 50 I 52 March ..157 154 156 Mav 1 62 1 60 1 62 Julv 1 67 1 65 I.M September 1.45 143 143 December . I.M 1 50 1 51 SEW YORK COFFEE. FUTURES - July 28 - Rio H'.gh I.cw Close March .. 625 619 619 May 6 33 6 21 6 24 Julv fljS September . ... 590 585 585 December 6 13 6 08 6 07 SANTOS March . 838 826 824 Mav 8 43 8 30 8 31 Julv 8 35 September 8 09 7 96 7 9$ December 830 817 817 U. S. Government Bonds Indiana Municipal Bonds Federal Land Bank Bonds T. P. Burke & Cos. Incorporated SUITE. 217-7J4 ( IKf I.F TOWER uiiovr. wiiey me - Take Advantage of Our Complete Bookkeeping Service To fill the gap created ov th - National Recovery Act. Bookkeeping— Auditing— Billing —Collection* and Tax Work. Call Rllev 3763 Centralized Bookkeeping Cos. 81S Architect* A Builders Bldg.