Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1939 — Page 15

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Stock" prices soared dramatically, unexpectedly, the other

day—surprising Wall Street itself. Was

| tion of actual business improvement—or is’ the New York || Stock - Exchage no longer a financial barometer? | Flynn, distinguished, writer-economist, views the {Sfuation in = this article. By JOHN. T. FLYNN Times Special Writer New YORK, July 21—At | intervals the stock market boils up. And when it does the wayfaring . “Is this the be-

man in Wall Street always asks: ginning of -the great recovery bull

The rise in stock market prices which was set off on July 17 came out of a .clear sky. "One wonders—and in Wall Street:the best in-

formed join in the wonder—how that so once stor

ing agencies have been sending

or advice that we are on the eve of a very vig‘There is a question ‘whether or not this kind of advice, when .the advisers happen to unite in their counsel, does not have the effect of bringing about the fulfillment of

orous rise in the market.

their own phophecies.

For another thing, there has. been latent in the country for several years, but particularly in the last year, the feeling that all the old bad situations have been cleaned up, that shortages have developed in all sorts of industries, chiefly in construction, that the

shelves are empty and that sooner

will begin to explode in the cylinders of business.

any people from so many places all at into the Street with orders fo buy. For one thing, a number of investment counsel-

this spurt 4 reflec-

John T.

out.

swinging to the swing?” President. it comes about

investors.

out information.

its part. Wall Street.

market.

or later the gas

Also, | for a full year now and with -gowitig intensity, several forces have been developing. One is the feeling arthong people with money that the New Deal as a reform agency is pretty well » washed up—that the reform energy has about run The recent so-called economy votes of Congress and the fate of the WPA building workers’ strike have added greatly to that feeling. Also many people believe that the country is

right and they are convinced that

that fact alone will bring about recovery—which is a sad illusion. But there it is. More important—and this is perhaps the spark which set off the gas—it is generally. believed that Congress is going to approve the lending plan of the There are a lot of conservative persons who are willing to stretch a point and see that plan go through because of the money it will mean for.

They ‘also think that immediately ahead lie the elections ‘and that in the next year the administra-. tion will spend its head off to keep recovery going. The apparent lull in Europe and ‘the’ suspicion that, after all, there is going to be no war, also plays

How long this buying spurt will last no one can say. It all depends on. what happens to the borrow-ing-investment program, to use the new name for spending-lending program.

STOCKS RESUME FORWARD SURGE

‘Heavy Buying Boosts Many

Issues More Than 3 Points.

NEW YORK, July 21 (U. P.)— Stacks advanced to gains ranging ‘to more than 3 points today in a resumption of the buying move ‘which brought spectacular gains into the list early this week. Trading picked up sharply, bolstering the contention of the bull

forces that investors are willing to 2 1d Hem

follow the upswings, but reluctant to participate in downturns. ‘Bethlehem Steel ran up 33% points to. 63, U. S. Steel jumped 3 points to

521% and Crucible Steel and Youngs- Lo Mf

town Sheet gained about 3 points, Westinghouse Electric and du Pont were up 3 points and more, the latter to a new 1939 high. Chrysler whipped forward 33 points today to 84%, while General Motors gained

nearly two points although the strikes at its plants continued. Gains of 1 to more than 2 points

were common throughout the indus- |-

trial list. Rails, meanwhile; met one of the best buying movements of the year. Santa Fe was a leader with a 2 point gain. Utilities participated fully, North American leading with a gain of more than a point.

Loft was an outstanding feature.| Cont Bak A points to a new high|g

It jumped 212 at 1812 on heavy volume. Expectations for a 60 per cent .steel operating rate next week, a no-more-than-normal drop in automobile output on changeover to

1940 models, and heartening retail G

and wholesale trade statistics, aided sentiment.

LOCAL ISSUES

The lowing Spotations by the Indianrp. do not reprean offerings but merely approximate based on buying and selling quotations of recent transactions. Stocks

Ask 9 . 54% 8515 2

13 802

10215 1061 110%2 a1,

Auto. Invest Srp Belt RR & yaar com. Belt RR & Steak ¥ds pfd .... Cent. Ind Pow 79. nid 52; Home T & T Ft Wayne Hooks Drug no co 11 Id Elec fo nfd. 1/8 Mich 7% pfd Water pfd .

So In nid... . Indpls P& & °6127% 7% pid *Lincoln Nat Life Ins oo com. Soh

N Ind Pub Serv 69 N Ind Pub Serv To Progress Laundry Co 1 Pub Serv Co of Ifid 8% id. Pub ‘Serv Co of Ind Ind E 4.

nae Yan Camp Milk Co com .... Bonds

American Loan 55 51 .ccieeees Amer- Loan 5s 46 Citizens Ind Tel 4'2s 61 110 "Crabbe Reyiolaz-Taslor 5s 42 95 Ft 5% 55 103

I Water 5% 8 AN Kuhner Packing Co 4% % 60.. : Mors 5&10 Stores 5% 56 10912 Natl Silk Hosiery Mi s 5s 42.. 96 Noblesville BlL&p 6%% 47 ... hi 100=

Pu 55 Richmond eter Kks 5% Sevmour ‘Water Wks 5% “49 T Haute Water Wks 6% T Haute Water: Wks 6% Tract Term Corp -*Ex-Dividend. (By M. P. Crist & €o.) Market St. Investment Corp.. 22.16

INCORPORATIONS

22.38

Merchants Carbonic Corp. Terre Haiite; mendment increasing number of directors rom three to five.

itizens. National Inc.. Evansville; dissolutis Stewart-Warner Corp. oot Indianapolis, Ind. Sissolution, J. erry & Co.. Ine, Indianapolis; relia of trademark, “Pretzel Bell” Class 48; alcoholic beverages. U. S. Truck Lines, Inc., of Delaware, Delaware corporation; amendment of ar- | ticles of consolidation. | National Tank Co... Nevada corporai tion; admitted to Indiana to manufacture and sell machinery, tanks, gasoline equipment, etc Star Drug Store, Inc., Lebanon; change of agent to Stella , Wimborough. 118 N ba St., Leban

Jfisuranee Agency,

Late) in } real s: William R

il Gas a Tort. tion; admitted to Snatana to prospect for as

oil an

See Final Edition of the Times burg Closing Stock Quotations and Other Late News

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OUTFITTERS TO [EN, WOMEN and CHILDREN

—r— High Low

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| Net st Change Adams Exp Allegh

An Bor ELE .. 4% AmP&L 5 pf A. 36 Am Rad &..SS. 13 Am Roll Mill... 15% Am Smelt Am Stl Fdies. - "26% Am aler Wks 10 Anaco pon Hock Gl 30% Armour . 4 Armstrong Ck’ . Artloom ... Atchison Atl C Line .... Corp Atlas Corp pf. . 47 Aviation Corp.. 4%

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Crucible St Curtiss-Wr «| 55 Curtiss-Wr A .. 25% Doehler D Cast. Douglas Air . 2 Du Pont ......15

13144

1855 169%, 25% 351s

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East Air Janes: 18% Kodak -189%4

S828.5%8% Ne aR

Follansbee ....-

Gabriel A .... Gaviond Co Cont

Gen Gen Gen G&EA Gen

a> |Gen R&U pf . | Gillette 8 %5 pt Bre G 147%

en Shoe Goodrich Goodyear Gotham Hos ... Granby

Greyhound Cp.

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U S Steel ..... 50% 4

N. Y S TOCKS

By United Press J DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

30 INDUSTRIALS Yesterday . 141.24 Week a0 ........ooo0neeee.. 13057 Month ago ,....co0000ievees 3 42 Year ago . : High, 1939, 154.85; low," ps High, 1938, 158.4!: low, 98.95. ; 20 RAILS Yesterday rie eas . Week 280 ...ooscepsevecsens Month ago .. Year ago High, 1939, 34.33; low, 24.14. High, 1938, 33.98; low, 19.00. 15 UTILITIES

—1.40 —0.45 +0.54 +0.33

0.06 —0.39 +0.19 +010

29.08 27.45 2095

sesesaciNsrsaren

24.93 24,82 24.10 21.85 26:52; low, 20.71. 25.19; low, 15. 14.

teres sessaane

Week ABO ...ovvsosvsssssecs Month ago ......ooieveeveee

High, 1939, High, 1938,

Net High Low Last Change —F—

Johns-Man ...: 792 179% 79% + 1

Kan € Sou pf.

Kennecott Kroger G&B ...

Shirt arshall Fd . artin Gl asonite Corp .

encel

“1st pf. fami Cop ®

MV a Mi 13 Midiaed gs of. 1134 Mo-K Tex 35 Mont ward | : in

10%

Nash Kelv ..... 6% Risen be... 21%

t! Dai ce 17% Distillers’ . t Lea 217

These are the reasons for what has happened in ‘There is nothing in busines even if one takes a moderately optimistic view—to justify any such flood of buying orders into the

itself—

the two-million mark.

RALLY FAILS AS CORN SLIPS OFF

July: Future Again Drops to| Low for Day; Wheat Is Improved.

CHICAGO, July 21 (U. P) —Corn followed an erratic trend on the Chicago Board of Trade today, dipping further into hew low ground since 1933 before developing a somewhat steadier trend in late trading. Wheat seored a fair recovery, after reaching new seascnal lows. Renewed liquidation of July corn in the closing minutes forced that future down to 39 cents, lowest level of the day. Oats also sagged on late selling. At the close wheat was *lup % to % cent, July 64, corn was “loft 3 to. 7%

a | bid.

o A es No Pacific ...

Owens Ill Glass 68

Pac Coast 2 pf. S52 Pac G&El .. .. Packard: .. .... Paramt Pict . Patino Mines

Re oil ves

Radio oo 84 €4 ven ow 11% 17% + afeway 45% + A 25%

yd tone & eb’ .

oN udeba

TY Sunshine “Min”: os . 10% § =—T— Talcott J pf.. . 431; Tenn Corp . . Trans&W Pair’ 10%

82% 3 2%

13 45% 50%

432 10Y,

Union Carb

i —V Van Raalte ... 33 33 Vietor Chem .. 25% 25% —W— -118Y4 118% nion 25%s 25% Bn In pf. 13 137 vac 3% 23% 4 48

Vacah

W Pa P 7 pf.. Ves Nest cS 00

’s Young Sheet

. 40% 40 40% 4-1

Limes Special

announced today.

cent over June, 1938. Cities

Cities—100, 20,900 «© over Evan Ft. Ww yn

Cli So : i

. cE 000-4, 999

Ric Be ond Cities—+10,! 000- -24,999 Blvo min gon :

arion Citie Ma 5000- 9999" Cities—2500- 4999

‘| Areas 2499, less..

TOTALS

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, July 21 (U. P).—

{Dun & Bradstreet’s daily weighted

price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press:

(1930-32 Average Equals 100) Yesterday: .................. 102.20 Week ‘880 ..veccsacecses..s 103.09 Month ago Year ago Sansnsunsrenes 105.33 1939 High (May 26) ........ 108.02 1939 Low (July 20) ........ 10220

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

‘NEW YORK, July 21 (U. P.).—Following are noon cable rates on major currencies: Cable Rates Net Change| .$4.68% . 4.67% 99 15-16 --.00 1-32 .0265 1-16 --.0000 1.0526% rs

England (pound). Eng. (60-d b rate). Canada (dollar) ..

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THE MODERN CREDIT STORE E

W, Wash’; ana ener

sw Holland ( froma

Sweden er a).

Tone ti Store Sales Above ’38 Month in State

No.of Firms. Ju

ernie 105.2711

WASHINGTON, July 21.—Dollar sales of. 732 independent retail |: stores in Indiana were 13.7 per cent higher in June than for the same month of 1938, William IL. Austin, director of the Bureau of the Census,

A 10.7 per cent doctins from May of this year was noted, however, he said. Of 98 firms .in Indianapolis, sales were down 13.2 per cent from May, but still 15.7 per cent over the year-ago month. . The largest gain was accounted for hy automobile dealers with a rise of 70.8 per cent over a year ago. . stores were 59.6 per cent greater than in June 1938. Furniture and appliances stores gained 218 per cent and apparel stores rose 9.5 per

Sales. in. household appliance

ne, 384 June, 39

From ’38 a3

368,8 —12.1

— 2.0 —15.2 1

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Light bE 1o1E D0 DODD S85 SHEER"

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Mo aBDnH Hak Soin SN RD IRONED

355,153 $6,121,827

FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO, July 21 (U. P.).—Apples— Illinois Wealthies, bu., [email protected]; sweet potatoes—Tennessee, u. h [email protected]; carrots—Califo ania, spinach—Michigan, bu., $16 —Illinois, 20-1b. flats, —Washington, crates, $1. CLS oo

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9% - « 3 | ne oe XS

as— Bae, Sts

California : vellone, California

White Globes, $1. 50; APPROVE NAME CHANGE o GLOUCESTER, N. J., July 21 (U. P.). — Stockholders - of the new Process Rayon Corp. have approved a change in the name of the company to Imperial Rayon Corp., Jit was announced today. -

® Just “Charge It” Quality Clothes for the Family on Easy Credit Terms.

JULIA GOLDMAN 10

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Chgo ! ng Edison & Co

Total $3, 518, 956

7 Hecla Min Ning 5 Niag

Hexas Sweet Spanish, Mar nes

‘Reports that American corn at Liverpool was nearer parity with

Z| Argentine offerings had a construc12| tive influence:

Crop news was generally favorable, but rain is needed in some areas. Improved foreign markets, less

wheat belt, and official denial of

discontinue the wheat export subsidy were factors stimulating a fractional advance in wheat prices. The September and December futures registered new seasonal lows on an early dip in sympathy with corn. Liverpool wheat closed % to % »| cent higher on late buying, after

prices at new all-time lows. Winnipeg ruled firm following early selling on beneficial rains in the spring wheat belt.

WAGON WHEAT

Indianapolis grain elevators are paying for red. 59¢: oqther grades on their Se yellow, 45c. Oats,

Cash corn, new No. 2 29c.

LIVERPOOL WHEAT Prev. Close

831% 5473

Close $.49 521%

511% 53% .55%a

Ciiego Stocks

Last 16Y2% 25% 10%

Allied Lab The .....o...! Aviat & Tran Bendix Aviat Berghoff Brew Borg Warner Cent Ill PS p Cent 111 Sev.. Pi pt Cent & sw Ut

Reliance Mig :.. Sears Roebuck .. 50 Bend Lath .. So. Col’ Power A . Wooqall nd ....

py Radio ... a

“Curb Stocks

Net High ' Low Last Change |

110% 118% 119% 25 32% 32%; Shoe Ty 2% 1- 1% 11-18 % 7% 227, 8Y2

Va 13% 5%

193

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Alum Co Am — 1%

23 8 13% 5% 3 67% 9 8% Gle 4 nal T i. 15' 6%, 36% 34 2

3 3

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Penn I Wright Harg iby

Corn and Wheat Region Official Weather

va 21, 1

y Stations High Low 4 tation weather

QAQYIANNQQTA%a DOMRO ¢

- Wh .. 83 Indiana; 5 i Terre Haute ... 84 Evansville ...... 84

AUTO and and DIAMOND

LOANS

20 Months to Pay

WOLF SUSSMAN, INC

cent, July 39, and oats - sl were Us to 1 cent lower, July 26%

favorable crop weather in the spring|%

rumors that the Government would 1

opening losses of 1 cent had put|,

2 Ste ady

Z { 65;

, leutter grades generally $ 8(ers around stea

ecipi- State of

While Wall Street technicians argued over whether the rapid, steady. ‘upswing of ‘stocks headlined in “the inserts above indicated a new bull market or merely a rally in the bear ‘market, "New York Stock ‘Exchange traders and clerks worked at a pace that reminded them of the lush days of a decade ago. The photo shows the crowded floor of the Exchange on a recent day when the volume of trading climbed near

LOCAL BUILDING UP (i A MILLION DOLLARS

Heavy Receipts Force Hogs Off] 10 Cents ‘Today

With | vecsipts here _ ahove ° the] levels at other markets, Indianapolis hog prices today declined 10 cents on all weights, according to the Agricultural Marketing Service. The top price on 200 to 210-. pounders declined to $6.90.

while spring lambs were steady to 25 cents higher with a $10 tov. :

s Top 7.09

6.30

ts. Repls

6770

July - . Top Repts. uly wy 7:30 500! uk nr

1%... 1.10 18 ... 5.10 6804] 21 ....

Packing Sows Barrow and Gilts \ Goo or ont En o.1v- 5.50 5.00 5.2¢ - 6.85] 3 4.90- 5,1 d— ’ 8:90 460: 430. 5.35-

4.00- 4. 88 4 5 3.80- 4.2

8, : Sr ghter Pigs By 10- ; Fi and, CT 80. 515. 3.40 230-590. £50 4501 aon 209. 5.90-~ 6.65 tae Slaughter ‘Cattle & Vealers (Reetinity 340)

Choice. Steers 7 | pet 0S eluded - 900 0 9.50-10.25| Beei— oo0-13 11 as 9.50-10.25 od .-$ 7.00- 7.50 1100-1300. 9.25-10.00|Sausa e— 7.00- 7.35 1300-1500. 9.25-10.00 Good i 6.30: 7 a

utter and re common 5.75- 6.50

| Vealers - 5 ll Weights. ood to choice.. $ 9.00-10.00 |Common 7.75- 8.75 medium. 8.00- 9.00 ~8.00- 8.75/Cull ..... & 50- 8.00 Calves (Receipts, 683)

5.10

00-1500

Medium— 750-1100. 1100-1300.

Common— 750-1100.

6.50- 7.75]

6:00—Lucille Manners, WIRE. 7:00—99 Men—Girl, WFBM. 8:00—Guy Lombardo, WIRE. 9:30—Johnny Presents, WFBM.

John Gunther, author of “Inside Europe” - and the recent ‘ “Inside

Asia,” will: “broadcast ‘trom Geneva, Switzerland, -at 2 p. m. Sunday, NBC-WMAQ,. discussing the Danzig situation. Mr. Gunther is now’ NBC roving ‘corréspondent. His instructions are to, air. “wherever and whenever he finds a subject of interest to American audiences.” The Rev. Charles E. Coughlin has

time on Mrs Roosevelt's Texas radio chain. ' Mr. ‘Roosevelt commented unfavorably: on the radio priest. and both young Roosevelt's sponsor. and the ‘Mutual Broadcasting System

17, CBS:WFBM..

| | declined. Elliott "Roosevelt's offer of |:

T1608 Fetal’, ii Evelyn Case, musi-

cal ‘comedy, opera and radio singer,

is.the Girl of thé Week with Ray‘mond Paige’s 99 Men and a Girl at . + Abe Lyman brings. ‘some hew. ‘and old songs at Waltz Time, including “The Georgian Waltz,” just named the official Georgia State’ theme. song. The: program comes at7, NBC-WIRE, ° .'<. Lucille Manners will sing “Ital~ ian Street Song” from “Naughty Marietta” on Dr. Frank Black’s program at 6,, NBC-WIRE. . . . The ‘Chicago’ Phitharmonic = Orchestra, Richard Czerwonky conducting, will air from 'WENR af 8.- “~~ ‘Bob Ripley brings anothér one of those persons to his Believe It or Not broadcast at 8:30, CBS-WFBM. This. time" it’s a . young. man/ who intends. to play a piano for 30 consecutive days. He'll take a 10-min-

offered ‘Father Coughlin a chance

o 2

ute rest at the end of each hour.

Vealers were steady at a $10 top, residential

45 bh

Building contract awards in the Indianapolis area for the first half | of ‘1939 rose more ; ‘than a “million dollars over last year’s level, T. E: Toll revealed- today in “his monthly Dodge Reports on “building activity. Residential ‘construction made the widest gain, he said; rising to $3.437,000 4s compared: to $2/190,000 for the 1938 - half- -year ‘period. - construction "contracts totaled $2,706,000 for the®frst half of this year. .as compared with $2,448,000 for the like period of 1938. Contracts awarded by utilities and | — governmental agencies declined to $113,000 from $350,000 for last year, ‘the report revealed. . Of the total for this year, privately owned projects accounted for $5,111,000 in new contracts and pub- | ¥ licly : owned ‘work was ‘valued at $815, 000, the Toport said.

SW, S. STATEMENT

* WASHINGTON. July 21 (U. P.).—GoverPimeny expenses and receipts for the urrent fiscal year through July 19 compared with aT par 5 0:

Expenses. $ 358, 31, 841. 67 & Sa et 375.98 399, ie 3 0) Net Def..." 375.290,04773 Cash Bal . 2, 102, 582,688.39 Ww Bal. 2,019,457,014.83

Last Yi $ S24.050" 668.25

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Pub. Debt 40,617.588,933.04 Gold Res. .16,191,462,417.33 1

2,982.883.327. | Customs . 15,229.098.37 13,288,101.83

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Camera Quis ~ Arlington

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MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1390: WHKC, 640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 850. INBC-BLUE—WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160; WLS-WENR, 870; KWK, 1350. - NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070;

Clegrings ee AT Catdware 84 328. 8.000! CBS—WABC, 360; WIR, 750; WHAS,

WWJ, 920; WMAQ, 670.

820; KMOX, 1090; “WBBM, 770.

Feeder, Stock Heifers Cattle Steers Choi Choice— 500 a. 8 9.00- 3 30 750- 900 $ 9.25- 9.75] 800 1050 8 7500.. 8.00- 9.00 8.00- 8.75 a 7.50-'8.25

500 900.. 7.00- 7.75 ; Cows 6.00- 7.50\Medium & : good ...$ 5.25- 6.25 Calves (steers) - Good & choice— 500 down 3.25- 9.25

0000-

Good— : 50- 900. 8.75- 9.25

Medium — 500- 900.. 7.50- 8.75.C Common— 500- 900. ‘Cows Soot. $38 338 edium.. 5.75- 6: Cutter and Moo" doy wn. $ 8.75- Je. 00

500 common 4.50- 5.75! Go (heifers) Canner ... 3.50- 4.50| 500 down $8.75-10.00

Sutter , (low Medium . 4.25- 5.00 500 down. 7.50- 8.75

cutter

SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 1387) Spring Lambs

Good and choice ........... ..$ 9.00- 9.75 Medium and good 8.25- 8.15 Common 5.75- 7.25

Ewes (on shorn basis)

Good and choice Common and medium .........

2.75-.3.25 1.75- 2.75

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Hogs— Receipts, 6000; market, . slow; 230 lbs. down around steady with Thursday; heavier weights and packing sows, 10@1 cents dower i ay Sows aroun

top. 51 bulk good and choice 180- $ isa 240. gon 1bs., [email protected]; o> 45@§.15

0 Tbs. oy 370- 300. 10s. 5 | $5@5. 1a: 41$4.45@

A 90, scripts,

: light sows. mostly higher; bulk. 300-360 1bs., 400; f

1000: calves, °

and steers absent: 1 $9.50; heifer yearlin $5. 6.75 large ho: 5. 9% down; veal-

prime yearlings, grass fat cows

$9.25:

selects, $10.50; no sage bulls, to make a market; lightw and medium grades 25 cents or more lower 6.15; stockers and feeders steady. e ceipts, ate ursday spring lambs hd ‘yearlings steady to weak: oD Datite Spring lambs, $9.65; k, $9.25 goo [email protected]; yearlings,

springers. '$ five - doubles good to choice ; ring lambs. $9.35; g fed ash yearsie [email protected]; native “slaughter ‘ewes, 3.50; Sood feeding lambs held .above

"OTHER LIVESTOCK

FT. WA , Ind., July 21 (U. Hogs 10, cents’ lower: : 180-2 $6. 1) 6. 50: 1bs.,

“1bs $6: $5. 7:

80- 5 1 Toi 50° 335-350 1bs.. 55 30: 140-160 1bs.. $6.15;

00-140 1bs., seus. RE $4; “stags, $3; ony $10: lam cof.

market 10 cent, lover: 200-2 33.45 @6.80; 240$5.35 50.3 35." “So. 25 Re) 804s. 407 wdn; down.

as ughs, Hiatal SOHNE nbs. $9.50. down.

TONIGHT |

WORLD'S GREATEST - FIRE FIGHTER ~ Sarma ¥ ;

- alarms, will tell: of his thrill ing feats. y

3 “First Line Romance a of OI”

On! Citles Service | :

(U. P.).— 5150-200 Ibs.

Calves,

fed steers and she stock steady; Strictly i Re -

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-(Griesedieck

IIIA N I FARE

‘Hello—Ann? This is Betty. I just had to “call and tell you again what a grand time Jack and I had at your party last night... and Jack told me to be sure and ask what. kind of beer it was that you served . . ie Griesedieck Brothers Beer, you say? Well, we thought it was wonderful= 4 so smooth and mellow—and it seemed B to. make the food taste better, too . .i.. ..I’ll order a case today and have some ready when Jack gets home tonight El Griesedieck Brothers Beer — the double-mellow beer - Ra -Tll: remember that.

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