The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 21

FAVORABLE CONDITIONS Absence of Black Rust Dam' age Reports. CORN FUTURES STRONG CHICAGO. Jttiy 1 clous growing conditions, together with tbitnc of rust damaa reports led to decided downturns In wheat prices today. Decides, the United States wheat visible supply total Increased 1.931.000 bushela. Corn futures were strons; throughout the day.

owlnir to a decrease In the corn visible supply and to mixed reports In regard to progress of the corn crop. Wheat closed heavy 2e to tc Tiet lower, corn unchanged to He higher, oats Vt3 to down and provisions varying from 12c decline to a rise of lc Judged by current advices from field observers the aprinsr. wheat crop today was maturing fast with the weather clear, breeay and cool ver much of the territory north west where Mack ruat has been feared. Possibilities of immense damage yet by black rust were acknowledged, but only in case of a decided change as to prevailing moisture and temperature. Meanwhile wheat bears contended that proapecta point to competition among exporters to dispose of new crops rather than to Indicate forced buying on the part of consumers.

In this connection ft was pointed out thst although supplies afloat for Europe showed a falling off today trans Atlantic buying continued to be apparently of a hand to mouth character. CORK MARKET IIPPOHTED. Leading Ball laterest Cornea 1e Aid After Early Preaaare. (Copyright. 1027 CHICAGO.

July IS. The wheat market was lower and the corn market firm to higher most of the time today, due largely to operations, of local apreaders who hail bought wheat againat corn they had aold. and were undoing these spreads. Better weather for the growing crop also waa a factor. The market had a further setback in late trade on liquidation and stop loss selling based on the continued good reports from the spring wheat area.

Gool demand developed for wheat round for September. Thla waa partly against indemnities but thera also waa a quiet absorption of offerings slightly above that level by houses believed to be'acting for eastern longs. Weather over the week end both In Canada and the northwest waa Ideal for the spring wheat crop, while It kept black rust In check. Crop conditions are ao perfect in fact that some locals ate buying In the belief that there must be a change for the worse. Liverpool closed Tic to 1 He, higher, due to black rust reports from North America.

The seaboard reported little activity, but premiums for red wheat at I'hilarietnnta were 2c higher and giuC No. 1 hard wa up V.c to 11c more than Chicago September. Italian crop was officially estimated at 214 400,000 bushels, compared with" 220.000,000 last year. This Is the fifth European country to report smaller crop than a jrar ugo. Corn was higher early but met gome commission house pressure on the bulge, which caused a moderate reaction.

Spreaders caused the early advance with their buying and when commission housea were on the selling side of September above 11.03 support developed from the leading bull interest. All of the amateur crop experts were out In the country over Sunday and came back as tonished at the remarkable improvement in the corn crop as a result of high temperatures and timely rain. Shipping sales dropped off. Oata were quiet and most early trade consisted of buying July and sewing aeierren iuiurr, rup uv wa mnn fnvnrihl Provisions were oulet and strong with hogs. At midday lard wna 5c higher.

(By Thornton A McKlnnonl July FOR GROVTH OF CROP i. Hiah. Low. Clove. 1 42 1 40 1 40 1 4)4 40U 1 37 1 7 I 37 4 1 43 1 41 1 414 1,41.

8i 07 07 1 03 1 01 i 1 02 1 02 1 03 1 1 n.V, 1 03U 44 4.1. 4.14 44 '4 43 47 4Ci 4 1 0.1 1 0.1 1 0.1 o.i oa 03', oou July ,1 42 8er. Iee. 1 40 1 0'i 1 4M' 1 43t 4 CORN July f.7. fept.

1 CIS 1 02 1 4, n.k ie. OATS July Brit. 44 44. rv. 4(i RYE 1 0 pt.

OA i h'f. PSV LARD July 12 97 tp. 12 02 VI. 13 07 Jsn. 13 13 RIBS July 1 TO 12 7 12 tT 13 07 13 17 19 70 12 r2 12 02 13 02 13 12 12 65t 12 70t 12 02 13 02 13 12 12 flX 12 70 Hen.

12 "1 12 0 Cloinc prttie Saturday. July lrt. 127: Wlinl July. 1.42' ft 1.4.1; September. L9l 40i ii 1.40H Decemhcr.

l.43Si 143 CornJuly. 7c; September'. tl.2il 02i: Peyniber. .05. Oats July.

41S4l44c: September. 44t44S split: December. 4Tic ask. Rye Jul. $1.01 ak: September.

J5H it JK: Decern her OS c. Lard JnW hurt Sniemher S12.02 r'd: October. 13.02: January. 1:2 bil. Rjb July.

$12.62: September. bv. Closing prior S.iturOay. July 17. 1028: Wheat July.

$1.45 ti 1 4: September. 1.45 1.45 December. Jl .48 tf 1 48 S2'c: December. 84 Oata July. 39Uc: Septeml er.

41 f4lic: De 44H ft 44 1 V. Rye July. l.O.Ti; September. December. $1.13 S.

LrJ July, $15 fcO; Sl02. Ribe July. September, lift $3. rliieata Caab Grata ad lTovUiona. CHICAwO.

July IS A.P.) Wheat So. hard. 1.42 14.1 '4 Com No. a miieU. 0t: So.

3 ynlow. 51i, (i 1 iV: Oat No. 2 aihife. 4Si3c: So. 3 hite.

4Jf4Tc. Ryt No, 3. Jl.03j. Barley "5 0h4. Lard $12.

72. Xibj $12.73. Bellies $14.23. OTHER GRAIN MARKETS CINCINNATI. July 18 Wheat No.

2 red winter. $1 aiP, 4 1 J7. Corn F. O. New York, ye' low ami white.

No a. rate. P4Mc: 3tc raw. 5Pc: 7e rate. 4i8oc: Sftc rate.

823He: tn xed. 4c tiiKier yeIIiWTN. 4. 2 to 3c under No. 0.

Ear corn White. d4)7c: 04 97c; mixed. 94' 97c. Hay o. i timomy.

uai iiiiw 60 He Rye rNo. 2. 92 94e. POTATO PRICES aisjswapMsBSHsaw CHICAGO. July 18 fA.P.) Potatoes Receipt.

70 ear: on track. 110 rs: total t'rite State shipment. tars: trid rg rathet slow, markrt dull: Virginia hrrrel Ir ccbr lcr, 3 30ft 4 15: I.orth lm barrel Irit cobbler, few barrel Kar. sod Missouri ascked lrh Obtler. i.

OOfa2.20. Reefing Material. Indianapolis Retail PriceJ Ta ply guard "rooting, a SI. 83: smooth surface. 3 ply guard roofing, a ooare.

$2.2.: tmooth surlac Major alate urlacd roefmg. a qtare. $2.25. Certain 1 lta surface rooting, a ousre. rertsin eeJ 4 wi.Ith strip shingles, a square.

Certain teed Individual ehingiea. SI no ralvantred ral' Isrge head. a 100 pound. $8 30110 00: ralvanlied (' 1 tnch. Jarre head.

1 OO pounds. M.6; rof.f'ng caps. raised tin. a rx 3c; asphalt roof coating. 30 3.V a talN'O: iJbertv roof i.atut 6 gallon mil.

r.St a ga'lont Certsln teed plastic rnfnt, noiMnn lOc a pouW: tarred fflt. S3.SO cwt red roin htetin. AO finnre feet to roll. 2 pounds a mil. i ro rm roil.

1 14: 'to pttrf a r'1' 1 33 3 pound a roll $1 43: ral 4 Ort a cwt: deadng felt. lV)0O a ton; aotid asphalt. $38.00 a too: pitcS. on lot. $2X0 c4.

mm ram NEW YORK GRAIN SEW July 18 (AT.) Soon: Flour St? xij: ipnr.i patenu. 57J5Q 7.70: soft winter stralghU. 02.3: bard wlnur stralghti. $3.83 8 7.43! Rye Flour Eaay: fair to good. IOQ d.0; choice to fancy.

85. Corn Meai fine white and yellow granulated. Rye Barely steady: So. 2 weatern. S1.13 f.

Or b. Sew York and $1.10 c. I. f. export.

Barley steady rualtinr. 45 pounds. 96c c. 1. f.

New York, lake and rait. Wheat. Spot Steady: So. 1 dark northern apnor c. I.

f. Sew York lake and rail. $1.03 So. 2 bard winter, f. o.

b. New York, lake and rail. $1.57: So. 2 nixed durum notnieal: So. 1 Manitoba, lake and rail, to aiTe.

$1.77 H. Cora Spot, steady; So. 2 yellow, c. 1. f.

track. Sew York, lake and rail. $1.18 So. 3 yellow, e. I.

I. Sew York, lake and rail. $1.144. Oata Spot, steady; So. white.

53 33 He. Feed Firm waa tern bran. 100 pound sack. $34 25. Hay Pteady: So.

1. $24.00 023.00; ssmple, $15.00018.00. Pork Steady; meat. family. $39.00 Q38.0.' Larl Steady; middle weat; $13.103 13 20.

Tallow Quiet: special looae. 7 He; extra looae. 7 He. Rice bte'ady; fancy head. 83 8 He.

Wheat, Futures Onei.ed steady: Do meatic. September. $141H; December. $1.44 asked. WAGON WHEAT PRICES July 18 Indianapolia flnur mill and (Tain elevator are nyint $1.24 "for So.

red heat, ntw crop. jDther rrades on merit. SEED PRICES TOLEDO. July 18 A.P Horer seed Cah imported. $13 90: October.

$18.85 bid: December domeiic. $18.0. AUtke Aururt. ember. $13.75 bid.

Timothy Canh new, December, $2.42 seked. CHICAGO. July 18. Clover aeexl $20.00 180.00. Timothy seed $4.

50 rt 3.00. DCXCTH. July 1 8. Flaxseed opening: September. July.

$2.21. PRODUCE July, 18 I Any rants In trices of ecft. butter and poultry is due wholly to a difierence In quotation by various dealers. Alter May 15 leadinr dealers buy errs, loos off. for retaapota, blood rlnga and maahes.) EGOS Indianapolis Jobbers offer country shippers for atrictly treah atock.

delivered at Indianapolis, loss off. 19c. POULTRY Jobbers paylnr prices for fowU. IStClDc a pound: Leghorns 14t 15c: 1927 sprinra. 22 i 25c a pound: leghorns, black and amall, 17if18c: roostera.

old. 8iilOc: duck. Ilixl2c: turkey, your.r. 20c; old. 15c; ferae.

10 pouud end 10c; iunb. 11 rounda to the dozen. $4.50: old olceons, 75c a doaen; ruineaa. lod and young. $4.

Butter Jobbers selling prices for creamery butter, fresh prints, 43 if 44c pound; to quarters and halves, lc more. Butter Fat Indianapolia buyers paying 41c a pound for butter tat. delivered at Indianapolia. Cheeee Jobbers' selling pneet Swiss, ntported. 55c: New York domestic.

60c; Wiaconsln limbnrger. 30(31c: Wisconsin Datate. 244 1 25c; Long Horns. 24H44 23 He: Wisconsin bricks. 252Sc: American loal.

4c: Pimento loaf. 88c; old Engliah. 42c: Swiss loaf. 40c: Sew York, cream loaf. 47c; Pimento Cream loaf.

49c. SEW YORK. July 18 (A.P.) Butter Steady, receipt. 7.7SH tubs; creamery, highir than extrts. creamery extras.

02 sccre. 41 He: creamery first. 88 to vl score. packing etock. current make.

So. 1. 31 ft 32c; packing rtock. cuirtnt make. No.

2. 30c. Eggw Irregular: 17j754 rases: freh gath ere.l extra lirsn, 252tlHc: fresh gather firt. 24Hj25ic: Ireth gathered aecndi, nearby hctinety whites, closely eclected extras. 374 33c: first extra flrata.

nearby wetern hennery white, firsta to average extra. 28t37e. Cheeee Steady; receipt. 313.WC7 pounds. SEW July 18 A.P.) Ejrge Irregular: reettPt lfl.329: freah gathered extr fhft.

0i27c; fresh gathered firMs. S4 Hl 25 He: i freh 'gathered second. 23 24c; nearby hennery whites, closely selected extra. 20rrr.15Vc: Pacific coat white, extraa. 3537c: ftrt to extra firsts.

30i33c. Cheese Stcadv: receipt. 17.S81 pounds. Butter Steady: receipts. 7.780.

tubs; creamery, higher than extra. 42 42 He: creamery extra 2 tcore), 41 So: creamery firtt t8 to 91 score 33H'tf41c: packing atock. current make. So. 1.

31ft3Cc: So. 2. 30c. CINCINNATI. July 18.

Butter Creamery. So. 1 packing stock. 20c; butter fat. 41 43c.

Pqultry FowU. heavy, 20c; medium and light. 20c: Leghorn, 14c: frier, more than 2 pound. 29c; Leghorns. 20i2Sc; colored.

1927, 1'4 pounds up. 35Hc: rooster. 12c: spline ducka. white. 4 pounds and more.

18trtOe: turkeys. 30c; 'geese. 612e. Egg Extra flrsta, 28c. cases included; Ungraded, 24c: second.

19c. CHICAGO. July 18 (A.P.) Butter Lower: leciiptt. 17.381 tubs: creamery extra. SJic: standard.

extra first a. 38 39e firsts. 37 37 He; ec npdS; Egr ITncMmtnl: re ceints. 17.7.14 ce: firsts. 2.1i23e: ordinary first.

214122c. Poultry Alive, weak; receipt. 13 cars: hen. 21c: black chickens. 16c: spring.

28c: broiler. turkeys. 20c: rociter. 15 He; ducks. lc: geeee.

13c. CLEVELAND. July 18. Butter Extra In tub. first.

40(5? 41c secomis. 4Sf45c: packing Hock. 28c. Eeg Ordinary. 22c.

Poultry Fowls. 252de: Leg horns. 10 21c: heavy broilers. .11 tfi 34c: Ichorn broilers, 24 25c: rooters. 17 (i 18c" ST.

LOVIS. J.ly 18 AJ. Egg Prevh lirst. Butter Unchanged: creamery extra. 41c.

Toultry Hen. 20c; spring. 23c: ducks. 12c: gcee, 10c; broilers. 23e; turkeys.

28c. TOLEDO. July 18. Wholele dealers' aelling price: Butter 42 45c. Eggs 23 23c.

1 Fvesh Meats. I Packers Selling ITIceal Beef Native steer earcssses 600 to 8 OO pounds. 21 22c: steers, fores. 2c urvler carcass: h' 4c over, natlvr heifers. 30 to 450 pounds heiter hir.ds.

5e over carcse: tores 4e under: native cows. 4 (XI 10 700 pounds. 18 ii 10 He: binds. 5c over carcasses, fores 3c under. Fresh Mutton Sheep.

spring iamb. .10 to 45 pounds. 30c: 4 to 55 nounds. 27c. rrb Veal Ca'csaae St i.

10 to JM pound. 21 24 He; hind quarters. 7c over; fores. 5c under. JUNE LIVE STOCK PRICES The following table shows the highest sale of the various of hve Mock st Indianapo'i each day in the month to July Hors Car.

Truck'. Steer. Heifer. Cow. Bulls.

Orlve. Lamb. Sheep. 1 50 9 $11 $10 8 00 7 OO 412 60 $14 OO 7 OO 2.... 9 30 9 3" 8 OO 7 65 7 00 13 0O 14 OO 5 AO 5....

9 50 50 14 OO 10 S5 8 AO 7 50 13 OO 14 OO 0 70 9 0 13 3. 11 OO 8 50 7 2. 13 OO 14 oO 5( 7.... 9 OO 7. 12 75 11 OO 8 75 7 (1 14 OO 14 50 7 OO 8....

9 90 9 90 13 lO 10 50 9 OO 7 50 lr 00 14 SO 7 OO 10 10 10 10 12 25 10 75. 8 50 700 15 50 14 50 50 11.... 10 10 10 10 12 85 11 OO 9 00 7 75 14 14 50 7 OO 12.... 10 10 10 lO 13 25 11 25 9 50 7 50 15 OO 14 54 7 OO 13: 10 40 IO 35 13 25 11 25 9 25 7 50 15 OO 14 75 6 OO 14.... IO 5 lO OO 14 11 25 II (HI 7 25 IS OO 14 OO 50 15....

10 65 10 75 12 0 11 9 Ot 7 5ft 15 O0 14 OO 7 OO 10 40 10 65 8 50 OO 8 5Q 7 25 14 00 13 5Q 7 OO WEATHER Yearling. For the twenty four hours ending at Monday. July lf Temperature. station "of lrHiianapolla lhtrct. I ft Slat of weather Si South Bend.

Angola Whest field. Ft. Wayne Royal CenU Marion I.afnyrlte. Parmlaml Cambridge City. INDIANA CROP SO 4 63 0 Pt CM; 7 54 Clear SO 59 Clear 78 58 Clear 77 67 Clear 78 53 Clear 82 Clear 81 52 Clear 51 0 Clear 79 3 Cloudy 82 64 Cle.rr S7 53 Clenr as Pt.cwj.

01 mo Clear 187 64 84 Clear I 0 Clear I Ind annpolt Terre Haute. Columbus Itloomlrgton I Midisot. Krnllle J. H. ARMIN in THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, MONDAY, JULY 18, 1927, Wheat I Most of Saturday Loss Is Regained $8.75 to $10.65.

CATTLE GENERALLY LOWER Receipt of Live Stock Followinr Is a statement of receipts at the Indianapolis lire stock market for pen ode indicated: Hoya. Catfe. Calve Sheep. 5 no 835 178 6.71 4.422 4.428 Eatl. Mon, Week sro.

Tea aro. Total 1. w. Pre. week Year ao.

4 OOO 4.380 l.OOO V)0 1.070 870 818 404 4.518 3.318 4.706 44.23H 43.421 5.311 38.6S5 5.615 M. to date 105.358 13.145 8.370 12 288 leT aro. 03.668 14.243 11.633 8.710 Receipts for Year to Date 1827. 18i. Inc.

990.847 40.5ii "0.048 Cattle 157.390 155. 0U 1.798 125.094 140 015 Sheep 83.337 63.080 21.677 Dec. 15.921 Estimated Monday Same day lat wck Sime day. 1921 Same day. 1125 108.000 133.0OO 105.OO0 low.ooo 130.0OO Same day.

1824. Year to date. Same time. 1926. Same time.

1925. Same time. 124. Same time. 1924.

Same time. 1922. Same time. 1921. 15.8.000 14.909.000 18.0&3.0OO 23.3l5.OUO 21.444.00O 16.213.01M 17.002.0OO 13.736.00O 11,577.000 Same time.

1914 Same time. 1910....... The hog situation la still in an unsettled and uncertain condition. Erratic trading can not be attributed entirely to the rule of supply and demand, but in part to the dis position 01 buyers ana to erratic Judgment in estimating the weight or quality of the offerings. Including 1,700 layovers, about 5,500 hos were in the market at the beginning of this week, about as many aa at the close of last week, but the demand from outside sources Monday waa decidedly larger and this seemed to have a favorable effect on the feelings of other buyers, resulting in an uneven upturn in prices, practically covering the loss on Saturady.

Heaviest hogs were quoted down to $8.75 and the. lighter kinds sold up to $10.65. giving a spread the same on Friday and 25c higher than extreme sales on Saturday. One local packer estimated a general advance of 25c and one large outside buyer quoted the market 10c to 25c higher. Other Individual estimates quoted sales steady to 50c higher ana tnis snows clearly the unsettled conditions.

Hoga that some buyers reararaea as tne "Deat in the yards were graded by other buyers as 'only ordinary." This is a sample of ine aiiDies oiierea. Apparently hogs averaging less than 225 pounds down sold at $10.15 up. rarely higher than $10.50 and comparatively few of th droves heavier than 225 pounds sold higher man iu.uu. Kecently most of the offerings weighed less than 260 pounds ana sales of such kinds Mon ty usually were in a range of $9.25 to $10.50. Pigs weighing 140 nounds down are salable at $9.25 down and 5.uu practically la the top price mr sow.

Outside orriera required 1 about 3.000 hogs and the rest of the sun ply was well absorbed by 1 local killers. Dog quotations. Top price $10 65 Most ISO to 273 lbs. 9 15 10 50 Ptrs. up to 140 25 down 160 to 200 lha.taverage.

10 40110 63 200 to lbs. 10 10(S10 33 to 230 lb, 9 73jl0 10 to 275 lbs. 25 4 9 75 ids. up Sales tn truck Light butcher sows Heavy sows Sales in truck' division 8 75 5l 0 25 8 75 lO 65 7 75t 8 0(1 7 23 7 SO 8 85t 10 5 Range in price a year ago. 13 75 14 75 Local receipts of 1,000 cattle are little different from a week ago or a year ago but a slight Increase In the total at other distributing center proved a rabbit's foot in the iinnds of buyers and they obtained practically a general reduction in values.

In extreme cases the loss Is 25c and by degrees dffrn to little or nothing on the best heavy and yearling steers and best light heifers. Other steers and other heifers, together with cows of all kinds, are regarded 15c to 25c lower with the emphasis on the 25c. Cattle of the grassy order are the hardest to sell and buyers seem anxious for tho best cattle at prevailing prices. One steer weighing 1.100 pounds brought, the top price paid today, $12.50. and a load of yearlings in the 1,000 pound class sold at $12.35.

Two other loads of 1.000 pound killers sold at $11.25, and a load of plainer 1.100 pound steers at $11.00. Two loads of killing steers averaging around 950 pounds brought $10.00 and throwouts averaging: 900 pounds at $8.00. Other small droves of steers weighing 1.000 and 1.150 pounds sold respectively at $9.50 and $10.00., and a drove of 850 pound yearlinsrs brought $12.00. Best light heifers are still quoted around $11.00 but comparatively few are coming In now qualified to sell higher than $10.00 and common heifers sell down to $8.00. Cows qualified to sell higher than $8.50 seem to be disappearing, and other beef cows, according and finish, sell largely at $6.50 Canners and cutters are quoted at $4.25 to $5.23.

Bulls are required to be top kinds to bring $7.50 and fair kinds sell down to $6.00. Only 500 calves were received and prices are unchanged from the close of. last week. Strictly best veals sold at $14.00. with good kinds $13.50 and mixed droves at $13 00.

lst medium calves are quotable at $11.00. Total receipts of cattle at seven leading western markets Monday 7 a. 90th meridian time. Snnday. July 17.

Temperature. hi Ststlona of lo'lianaiwlia XMttrict. State of eataer. 5 is South Bend. Angola When field.

Ft. Wayne. Royal Center Marlon Iwifayrtte. Farmland HOG MARKE ERRATIC BUI SHARPLY HIGHER 87 I 68 .03 Clear 87 67 .04 Thstm 85 64 1. 96 Cloudy 84 70 .08 Cloudy 84 70 .05 Thstm r.O 67 .02 Cloudy S3 68 .42 Cioudy b.l 67 .40 Cloudy i 8rt 6H 40 Tht SI 65 .97 Thstm 84 I 74 I O.

Clear 86 71 I 31 C'oiid 82 73 0 Pt CJdj 87 I 72 I .30 oniy 88 75 .40 Pt.CW! 85 74 i :38 Thstm 88 I 74 04 Clondv Cambr dge City. Ind anloli Terre Haute. nionmlnglon Madison Vinc nne Paoll anrll'e GTON. Meteorologist. Weather Pureaw.

IOCS are 73, C00. against 6S.O00 a week ago, 69.0.i year aao. two years ago and 72.000 the corresponding day three years ago. In Chicago this week a year ago the best prices were $10.65 for fat steers with mot of the beef steers at $V60 to $10.25. feeding steers up to $7.50.

but largelv at $6. 00 to $7.00 and the top price for heifers was $10.35. with most of the sales of fat cows and heifers at $3.50 to $7.75. Bulls sold up to $7.50 and calves as high as $14.00. tattle quotations.

Killing steers. 1.200 lbs. op Good to choice $12 50gi4 00 Common to dinm 11 OOO 12 00 Killing steers. 1.100 Its Good to choice. 50 12 Common to medium 10 50U11 Killing steers.

1.000 to 1.10O lbs. Good to choice 11 00 12 OO Common to medium 9 OOulU 60 Killing steers iess than l.oOO lbs Common to medium 8 0010 OO Good to choice yearling. 11 54jl2 5 Other yearling 10 00 11 00 Stocker and feeding cattle Good to choice steer. 8 50 fl OO Common to meoium steers 7 6uu 8 uv newer, meaaum to good. Cows, medium to Female butcher cattle Good to choics Medium heifer Common to fair Baby beef heifers Good to choice cows Common to medium cow.

Canners and cutters Bulla a no cales Good to choice lght bulls Good to choice heavy bulla Common to fair Common to. good bologna Good to choice veal Medium calve Calves under 130 pounds Good to choice besvy calve Other heavv calves 7 OO 8 Vu 6 OO 9 7SilO 50 8 75i 9 50 7 ftOQt 8 5 lO bn 11 OO 8 73ft 8 75 5 73(3 4 23 50 5 60 75 et 5 SOU 6 oou 1 00 6 50 6 bO ft 25 tt 2.r 13 00614 00 9 OOtjjll 00 OO OO I 9 OOflll 00 8 00 9 OO Only 500 sheen and lambs arrived at the beginning of this week and the trend of affairs Mas a little more favorable to the selling side. A few lambs qualffied to sell at $13.75 and others at $13.50 down were fully as high as similar kinds sold on Saturday. Sheep are unchanged at down for breeding and $6.00 down for mutton sheep. Sheep aa Lasnb tjeotatlena.

Good spring lambs Medium spring $13 00S13 75 12 50 UUtl lO tnj Couimoo spring iimot Good to choice light sheep. Good to choice Heavy sheep Common to medium sheep ctucka loo 6 OO 7 OO 5 OO 6 5o 3 OOtd 4 OO 4 UOU 4 60 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK CHICAGO. July IS (A.P.I tUnited State Department of Agriculturs I Receipts. 40.OO0: uneven, mostly 10e to 2oc higher: hog. 25U pounds slow at advance: practically no market for pga: available supply mostly common and me uium offerings: top hogs.

1 oO to 250 pounds. bulk lod to 200 pound average. S10.45 6 lO.oO; 220 to 250 pound butchers. 10.3 2o0 to 350 pound weight. ftoO: packing sows, mostly S7.0tt 8 40: few pigs of quality to sell above 58.D0: odd sales 140 to 150 pound average.

10.23. Cattle 20.000: fed steers lower; fat she stock and bulls sharing decline: veslert 50c lower; largely lat steer run of and medium weight and of in between grade: early top. $14.40 paid, slow; moot beef steers. $11.50 te 13.50: yearling he fers. $12.25.

Sheep Receipts. 14.000: opening slow: frw early sales and mon bids on fat lambs 25c to 50c lower than Friday: most early bids and sales on native Limbs, $13t50; asking $13.70 and better for selected natives; cho.ee range. LIVE STOCK MARKETS EVAKSVILLE. Ind July 18. Cattle Stotri.

8.50: steers and heifers 10.li(G 10.30: choice cows. S7.00 4iS.OO: medium to ffood. j.jOfs tt.50; best cutters. io.00ft3.23: test tanners. 4.00 4i4.23; bft butcher bulU.

6 7.50; choice bolojna 7.25: Ij od. Etockor avecrr aol heileio. s.oo y.uo milch cow s. $70.00 o5.no. Ca.ves oO: lower; choice.

11.00 4j 12.50: common to food. 140 pounds down. 14J to 190 pounds. $10 50; 200 to 240 pounds. $10.00: 250 to 3UO pound.

$9.25: HOO pounds up. light r. ugh(. J7.75. heavy roughs.

$7.25: stags. $7.75. Sheep and Umbs Top lambs. 50o lower: others steady; choii spr.ng lambs. 12.50 13.5o; best fall.

$10.50 Ci 11.50: No. 1 fcprins lambs. $12.50 4t 13.50: No. 2. $7.00 8.00: slieep steady.

$5.50 416.00. ST. LOUIS. July 18 fA.P.i (United States Department of Hogs Receipts. 12.000: slow; 25c hishcr; top.

SIO.75: bulk enrly light hogs. 10.75: few 210 to 220 pounds. 10.50: 230 to 250 pounds. $9.75610.25. no heavies scld; packing sows.

7.U0x 8.00: practically no trading on pigs: bid tling 50c more lower. Cattle 0. 000; calves. 2.50O; steers, fat mixed yearlings, heifers" and medium bulls tteady; talking lower on western etee: cows and low bulls unchanged: good and choice vealers steady to 25c lower at 14.O0; top steers. $12.75.

1.1S7 pounds: mixed yearlings upward to 1.200 In small lots: best medium bulls. $7.00. Sheep Receipts. 4.500: fat lambs. 25c lower: eariy sales'.

$12.75 it 13. 0O: top. $13.00: other classes bteudy; cull lambs. fat ewes. $4.505.50.

PITTSBURGH. July 18 United States Department of Hogs Receipts. 3.500: weights under 200 pounds, active, 15 fi 25c higher: others s'ow. and steady: top. $11.15: 250 to Jl.jO pounds, $9.50 9.75; bulk 200 to 250 pounds.

10.25t 1O.50: bulk 160 to 200 pound x. 1 l.OOfri 11.15; li. ht lights' and pigs mostly 10.50: packirg sows. 7JC5. Cattle Receipts.

1.OO0: steady to weak: most good steers. $12. 60: medium. 10.25 down: good heifers around $9.50: fat cows and bulls. $8.00 down: cutters and ow cutters.

K1.50 5.0. Calves Receipts. 1. f.00; active steady: top vealers. $15.50.

Sheep Receipts 2.500: lambs 50e lower, top. sheep steady; aged wethers. $8.55 down. CINCINNATI. July 18 (United States Department of Agriculture).

Hogs Receipts. 4,500: holdovers. 652: butchers. 220 pounds down, fairly active, steady, mostly $10. fio 10.75: little or nothing d6ne on heavier weights: pocking sows 25c lower.

$7.50 downward; pigs steady: 90 to 110 pounda. around $8.50 downward: heavier weights, up to $10.75:. Cattle Receipts. 2.S50; calves, receipts'. 750: slaughter cattle opening slow; lew scattered early sales weak, lower: cows steady: bulls 25c lower; veals steady: top.

S13.00: butcher cows. $7.50 downward: few. medium bulls, largely $7.25 downward: few about S7.50; bulk veals. $10.00 tr 13.00. Sheep Receipts.

1.0OO: slow, about steady: top lambs quoted ewes up to $6.50. BUFFALO. July 18 (United States Department of Agriculture. Hogs Receipts. fl.600; holdovers.

1.007: steady to 10c higher: bulk. 200 pounds down. $11.00: few $11.10: 22 to 240 $10.7541 IO. 85: 25rt to 260 pound, around SIO.50: 280 pounds. $9.75: 3rto pounds.

$9 25: packinr sows. $7.75 i 8.00. Cattle Receipts. 2.000: mostly 25c lower: cows and bulls steady to 25c higher: top steers. $12.

IO for 1.050 pounds: yearlings. S12.0O: rood 'steers. $11.25 i 12.00: medium. $9.50 10.75: common. $8.50 up: medium heifers.

$8.00 fx 9.00; bet cows. common to medium. $5.253 7.25: hnlt. 7.25. Calve.

Receipt. 1.500: steady: top vealers. $15.50: cull and common. 12.SO. CLEVELAND.

July 18 Hogs Receipts. 4.800: market steady to 10c higher: 250 to 30 pounds. $8 75i.5n: 200 to 250 ootitVs 10.75: 16 to 200. pounds. $10.75310 90: 130 to 160 pounds.

$10 75 10.00: 90 to 130 pounds. $10.50 JO.Tj packing iw. $7.5017.75. Cattle Receipts. 700: calves, receipts 1.300; market strong: beef eu ers.

$9 0O12.00: lipht vearhne steer and heifers. 12.O0: beef cows ftOr7.5: low cutte and cutter cows. $12.504 16 OO. Sheei Receipts. 1.500 market 25 5 SOc lower: ton lt lirnbt, $14.00: bulk fat lambs 13.00 14.00: bulk cull lamb.

bulk fat ewes. $3.503 5.59. LOUISVILLE. July 1 CA.P. Cattle Receipts 1.1C0: best Mrnna: others tnme h'vv steers.

10 50t U.50 beef itreri 007 10.50 heifers. 7 50i into" cows 4 0fl7Sn: feeders. SfO "stackers. R.25. Calves Receipt's :00 neadv top.

$11.50 down. He Receij ts 2.2CH1 steadvr 130 to 5 poun ts. $10 50: 225 to 300 pounds in 85 pctmds $9 25 pig. 130 pounds down. 5H.SO: thrwont.

$7.50: 25 down. Sieer 3 25c lower: irnb. $1 2 50 1 MO ewe and wethers. $14.50: sheep. $3.500 5.50.

TOLEDO July 18. Hogs Receipts. 400: market 1043 20c higher: hevies. 8 50r 9 25: med'iims. $9 25t90: Yorker 10 f.oar 10.S5: good puts.

$10.25 10 SO' Cattle Receints litht: mark steadv Calvea Receipts liaht: market Sheep snd lamba Receipts light: market alow. MUN'IE. Ind. July 18 Hogs Roughs steav; pirs up 25c; all rood grade 15c to 5c l.isher with llrMs medium showtnv full gkin: bulk $0 40U 10. ior Othfr live stock unchanged.

Favannnh SAVANNAH Ju'y' la tA.P Turp tin Ftr" SOic: aalrs. 1 015 ba.re's: rr eipts rft" strirnrpt barrels rck. 25 801 barrel to i Fi'm Isiie rerrlnf. i luTe's: rhlpents, 2.8?9 barrels; stock. barrels.

IN COMMISSION ROW The Monday morning price reTiiions in CommicnOD row how the lollo la change: Barrel Bra Davis apples re 50c lower: Ducle sip'j are 23c to 50c higher: car.taii spe are ffctr on top rare; Caiiform cherrie are 25c lower: lemoos ar ur 3i on the racg: orange are 25c bigher: pcbes are C5c higher: red raphbere are "1 OO lower: black ripbemn are 25c to 50c lower: green bean are 5 lower: cabbage IS 30c ker; cery 15c65c lower: corn i 5c lower on the range: kale is 10c higher: head lettuce is lower: macgoea are Sl.OO higher: reas are up 75c: turni. are 25c higher; torn a toe are 15 hirher. Btll5 Apple rorty pund backet Ben Dvla 51.50. Barrel: Ben Davis. 3 OO.

Box: AViaesap. $3J4i: new Transparent. S3.00 vt(4 00 a forty pound basket; Ducheaa. S3 50 Apricot 2 OO a crate. K.imnH Sc a pmna mackbeme Indiana.

S4 00 a 2 4 Quart crate. $2.25 a 24 pint crate. Cantaloupe California. $1.5063.25 a crate. Cherrie California $5 00 a 13 pound lug: Michigan.

$3.00 a 16 quart case. Cocoanute 5 a lou Currant Marlon county. $3.30 a "4 pini case. Graifrult riorida. 5.oo 50 a crate.

Grape California. uu. Lemons Fancy California. $9 5042 10.0O. boa of 3iKi; nines a loo.

Oranrea California Valencia. eatra fancy, $5 00 7.25; fancy. $4.30 C50 a reaches Georgia. Elberta. $3.25 a a bushel.

Pears California. S.VSO a box. Pineapples H.OUfi4.H a 'crate. Plum California. 2 252 2.50 a crate.

Raspberrie? Red. $4.00 a 24 pint case: black. $3.00 3.25. Watermelon. Florida.

85c each J30 ponnd average): Honey Dew. $2.50 fl 3 OO a crate. EGKTABLES Beans Green, hothouee. fancy strtngless $3.50 a hamper. Beet Marion county.

33c a dosen bunches Cabbage New. Marion county. a Carrot rancy bulk. $2.00 a bushel; Marion county. 40c a aoien bunches.

e) Cauliflower Home grown. $2.25 a crate. Celery Michigan. 50c. a dozen stalks; fancy Hi Ball.

Sl.Si aerate. Corn Home grown. 45c a doten ears. Cucumbers sncy tndiatia cotauuse $1.25 a dozen. Garlic Fancy California.

20c a pound. Kale Fancy county, ewe bushel. Lettuce Extra California Iceberg $5.5 a crate: Marion county leal. $1.25 I 15 pound basket. 1 Mangoes Louiiana.

$2.00 a hamper. Onions Fancy Marion county, green 45c a dozen bunche; Egyptian. o.ui to.Vnound hag: California. $4.00 a 10O nound bag: Kentucky. a luu pouna: hag new Spanish.

$2.503 2.75 a crate: fancy home grown white Bermuda. S3.00 bushel. Cauliflower Louisville. $2.25 a crate. Parsley Vic a aoxen bunches.

peas Fancv New York. $2.25 a bushel. Radishes Marion county, red or white. lonr. 50c a dozen bunches: button.

75c Rhubarb Extra fancy Marion county 40c a dozen bunches. Spinach Marion county. $1.25 a bushel. Tomatoes Marion county pothouse. a 10 pound basket.

Turnips $1.75 a bushel. POTATtlEJ Potatoes Idaho Russeta. $6.00 a hun dredweight: Idaho bakera. fancy Michigan white. S.U a 150 pound aack; new Florida Rose.

No. I. $7 .50 a barrel: nediuma. $5.60: Texas Triumphs. $7 73 li)0 pound bag: Virginia Cobblers.

$5.00 a barrel: lancy Maine fireen Mountain. SS.50 a ISO poand bag: new California. $7.00 a 1 pouiid bag. Sweet Potatoes Tennessee Nancy Halls 51.75 a hamper. INDIANAPOLIS CASH GRAIN July 18 The bids for car lots of grain at the call of the Indianapolis Board of Trade, f.

o. b. basis 41Vjc New York rate, were: What Easier: No. 2 red. $1.30 4j 1.31 No.

2 ha'd. $1.31 Vj 1 .3 2 Va Corn Steady: No. 3 white. 16 No. 4 white.

94 ft 96c; No. 3 yellow. No. 4 yellow. 93 Vs 0 95c: H9.

3 mixed. No. 4 mixed. 91 'j 3c. Hay Weak No.

1 timothy. $13.50 fj 14.00: No .2 timothy. No 1 licht clover mixed. $13 00 14.00 No. 1 clover mixd.

$13 oi 13.50: No. 1 clover hay. 13.00. Ir.Fp. Wheat No.

1 red. 2 cars: 2 red. crs: No. 4 red. 2 cars: No.

mixed. 1 car; 2 mixed. 1 car. Total. 13 cars.

Corn No. 3 8 cars: No. 4 white. 1 car No. 5 white.

2 cars: No. white. 3 ars: samplo white. 1 car: No. 3 yellow, cars No.

4 yellow. 3 cars: No. yel ow. 6 car: No. 6 yellow.

11 cars; sample yellow. 3 cars: No. 3 mixed. 1 car; No. 4 nvxed.

2 cars: No. 6 mixed. 1 car; sample mixed. 1 car. Total.

51 cars Oat No. 3 white. 13 cars: No. 4 white. 5 cars: sample white.

6 cars. Total 24 cars. FARM TAX TO BE TOPIC State Doard Will Hear AraTunaesita for Lower Valuation. Members of the ttate board of commissioners Mondaly prepared for the hearinjr to bo held Tuesday, when the board will consider the task presented by the new Lind lev Shake Johnson farm tax relief bill. Representatives of the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation, who supported the measure, are to attend the hearinjr and present igrurea as to.

the reductions that (should bo made in farm values. Under the new law the board Is required this year t6 make reductions in real estate tax valuations in different taxins: units wherever It Is found that the values In the unit are lower than the sjeneral level of the state. Tho law, how ever, provides for no increase where the values are found to be leas than the general level. It is expected that the board will make a reduction, but whether the reduction will be state wide or will be variable to suit the conditions in the various localities, was a question still undecided by the board Monday. The board also had to consider the fact that the reductions might have a bad effect on the farm loans, which may be sought to be renewed in some Instances.

BODY FOUND IN BAY Douglas Holmes. Age Six. Disappeared From Home July 8. ELK RAPIDS, July 18 (A.P,) The body of Douajlas, age six, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry J. Holmes, who disappeared July 8, was found late yesterday by Ed Anderson, a Grand Traverse Indian, floating in East Grand Traverse bay, three miles from here. There were no marks on the body and officers were puzzled whether the youth met foul play or fell into the water. The parents of the boy had offered a reward for information of their Bon, while police as far west as San Francisco began a search for a band of gypsies after reports that a child resembling the missing boy waa aeen in an automobile with a number of gypsies in that district. Indianapolia VTnoiesaas Scico White.

whole allspice. 23e ace. 6c: outmeg. 604i80c: pepper, black 45c: shot. 24c white.

65c: ground tpurei pepper, black. 45c: white 65c: cayenne. 4lc: cloves, ground. 4ac. Dred Fruit Citron SOc: evaporated, apricots.

24 635c Vinesir Cider a gallon. 21 Vie: dis tilled. 15c. Package Coffee Arbuckle" Ariosa. S3c: Old Reliable.

41c: F. F. SOc: Maxwell House. 45c: 101. 44c Sugar Granulated.

6.67c a pound. Salt Table, barrel, in 2 lb. sacks $6.00: common, fine, barrsi, $3 10: roc dium grade. $3.25 Tea Imperial. 423 44c: gunpowder.

B70c: Young Hyson. 4970c: English Breakfast. 42f25Sc: basket fired Japan 2fi58c. Oysters No. 1.

6 ounca. regular $1 65 ounee. fl 50. Shnmp No. 1 can.

$2 40 a doen. Vegetables No. 3 tumatoes. $1 ICC t.40; No. 3 tomatoes.

So a extras. California Fruits 2 V. lb can aprtcota I2 25i4.00: whtta cherries $4 7535.00 sliced lemon cling a e.lo trees. $1.9033.00: Bartlett pears. $4.25 siring bean srandard Wo 2 Sl 356 ega plums Miscellaneous Mushrooms.

$3600 48 00 a case; asparagus tips. $4.254 75 No I white. S4 2Si4.75: No 1H csn me1ium. $4.50. No.

2 msramotb J4A0 Salmon. No. 1 tall can SI. 80 3.2ft: Urna bean. No $2.25 6 3 25: No.

3. $15 I atrmg beans, No 8. SI 35 ft 3 7ft a IOO pound Smoked Meats aaa Ijird. IPaekera' Selling Prices) Sausar Frankfurters. 102 21c: bo Icgna.

15 ti'JOc. Fancy lirrakftst Bar on a to 4 pounds average, ft to. 7 pounda averare. 30ie: to III pounds, areraje. 33c: 10 to 12 pounds average.

9c 12 14 27c; 14 to 111 pound. Dried Df O.itsnie. 29'iC: iruide, VjC. I ird Tierces f.rst quality, sec oni quality. It rie.

MINIATURE BATTLE SEEN AT "40 AND 8" INITIATION I liawd Greaasea, IttaiBi Kxploatve De tomatiew Fes twre a Ce reaawwy Motorlata Gather. Amid the shriek of flying the fierce detonations of band serenades and the bursting of high explosive, a quartet of neophytes was initiated Saturday evening; Into the mysterlea of the local rolture. La Societe' dea Quarante Hommes et Hult Cheveaux. held at the camp of the Bruce Kobinson Post, American Legion, on the banks of Fall crek one mile east of Keystone avenue. One of the degrreea of I the trsln wreck." a the initiatory ceremony ia consisted of the re enactment of a battle scene, with the candidates making their way.

blindfolded, serosa Man's Land" on hands and knees. So deafenins waa the noise of the ceremony, coupled with the flare of red lights, that membera of the ao ciety. "known commonly as the Torty and tight, were bothered from time to time by motorists attracted to the scene. In the afternoon the mem bers held an outing and business session. electing delegatea to the atate convention, which will be held at fc outh Bend.

July 24. 25 and 24. In connection with the convention of the American Legion. Tnose elected were Ben Weinke, chef de gare. or commander of the vofture; Marion Hinkle, Ed Emory.

Stewart Bishop. Mike Grlder. Everett Saxton. Dr, W. H.

Long. Alvin Hall, Danville. and Raymond Springer, of Greenfield. The alternatea chosen were Clarence Martin. Harnett Breedlove.

Roy Bailey. Lloyd LV Claycombe. W. O. Patterson.

Roland Armentrout. Oscar B. Thompson. H. H.

Maxwell and Joe Rand Beckett. Candidates Initiated Saturday night were Edwin W. Camp and Karl D. Fin ley. Indianapolis: Frank itaynes.

of Danville, and Albert Cur ry, oi neioyvuie. several "voy 5curs from the latter city attended. Indianapolis and Vicinity fferief Notes at the Day. Garment Worker. Circle 127.

will give a benefit card party 'this evening at Plumb ers nan. A Klr nlmil V41I h. under the, auspices of the Mothers' Club of Holy Cross parish at Brookside psrk. Tnursday. Tnere stn games ana con tests for the children.

All membera ot the parish are invited Jo come and bring baskets. Ihe GoWen Rule Auxiliary. No. 25. will givt a card party at :30 p.

ni in the ball at 1002 East Wathingtoa street. The Maior Robert Anderson W. R. No. 44.

will hold its regular business meeting Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. at ol2 North Illinois street. The ladies of St. Philip Ncrlw11 hold a luncheon at 1 p.

m. and a card party at 2:30 p. an. Wednesday at the hall in Eastern avenue. Mrs.

Roliot Wolf red has charge of the arrangements. Intent to Kill. Charge. Clay Sanders, are twenty four. 246 North Richland street, wss slated oa a charge of shooting with intent to kill, after he was taken to police headquarters Sun day by William Campton.

1123 Charles street, and Prank Taomas. 1813 South State avenue. Campton and Thomas said Sanders had fired at them with a revolver. in a quarrel at chland and Washington streets. They said he threw the weapon away while they were taking him to head quarters in their automomibile.

Story Results la Arrest. Robert Hart, Brownsburg. was arretted on a vagrancy charge pending investigation 61 a story told police that he wss forced into sn auto by seversl men at Capitol avenue and OtHo street late Saturday night and takrn to tne country, where they beat him. stole his monty and left him alone to walk back. A police emergency squsd found Hart at the corner of West and Washington streets in a drunken condition Fireman's Home Bombed.

A small gas pipe bomb, purled front a speeding automobile, exploded on ths front porch of the home of William Goodwin colored. 501 West Twenty ninth street, a city jireman. early Sunday, tearing off part of porch. Goodwin ran to the front door in time to see a large touring car speedinr away. He said he knew of no reason lor any one attempting to harm him.

Motorist Causes. Fire. Carelessly lighting a match at the fear of his automobile, which was beinr filled with gasoline at filling station at New York street end Indiana avenue. Sunday nifrht. Herbert Milton, of Connersvlle.

cused a fire. Firemen extinguished the flames. The car was damaged. 977.70 Premium for City Bond. Bends providing money to buy a $12,500 fire station site at Washington street and Hawthorne lano were sold to the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company by William C.

Buscr. city controller. Monday. The bank bid $577.70 in premium for the bonds. Articles of Incorporation.

Walter B. Fulghum. Richmond; filed papers evidencing preliminary dissolution. Rapp's Cut Price Company. Kokomo: redemption of sll of preferred stock and also papers evidencing preliminary dissolution.

Meyer Candy Company. Evansville; filed papers evidencing final dissolution. A. Sulk 512 Fifth avenue. New York, filed registration of trade mark.

Sulka A Co." Best A 372 Fifth avenue. New Tork: filed regietrat.on of trade mark Lilliputian Bazaar. Fidelity Credit Serylce, Whiting; capital atock $5,000: objects, collect ac counts, install credit systems: incorporators. Benjamin Cannon. Keuben Miller, John F.

Shakespeare. Carter Pharmaceutical Company. Ft. Wayne; capital stock. $10,000: objects, manufacture and sale of pharmaceuUcala.

dental spec alt es and sundries: incorporators. E. C. Carter. Fort Goodale.

J. W. Autenrieth. Ralph Olds Leonard. Walter M.

Carter. Tinners Supplies. I Indianapolis Wholesale Prices 1. Tin 1C. 207 28e: bright tin.

$14 00 24.00 a box: IX. 20x28 bright tin. $18 73 3 27.00 a box: IC. 20x28 terns. $14.00 18.00 a box: IC.

20x28. old style. $18.00 25.00 a box: tn. in prs. 75 Vic a pound in bars.

80 He a pound. Steel Galvanised, 24 guage. $4 95: O. P. C.

R. steel. $4.10: 28 gauge polished steel. $8.80. Big Redaction iri Paint Get Otjr Prices Before Bay SeiHt for aor booklet "Paint aat Its Qualities." Prepaid by analL It 'a free.

Pure Linseed Oil, 96c rev sSaUwa Marion Paint Co. 1 366 Sooth Meridian St. rhoeMAla 416A Choose Your 1H5 II 4, 3 i 'a r4 From "Aetna 11 We Ksrs 200 at Dlaplay Wet Maryland Street la fiwntawn Fartory Level of Wholesale Prices in June Show Slight Drop WASHINGTON. July 18 A.P.1 The reoertl level of wholesale prices la June was slightly lower than 21 ay figures snd substantially lowvr than thoa et June. 1926.

th labor department announced to day. The figure representing the. rndea of all wholesale prices during last month was NUMBER ONE Connecticut Mutual Service Our Unshrinkable' Trust Offers Principal and Interest Guaranteed. Proceeds exempt from Federal Income Tax. Proceeds exempt from State Inheritance Tax.

No Administration Charfres. Elimination of any fluctuation in income, tr security values. and SAFETY The onlj part of your estate that YOU administer. The George K. Jones Agency Representing the 21 Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company FOUNDED 1S4 Continental MA I sWJi TALK" OF THE TOWN TRUSCOM T.f THE Roil STEEL Evcrvbody is talking iAir iay inAv Steel Casement Windows the modern windows for the up to date home.

They are Jeraanent Deautiful fire safe give you daylight and yet, they cost you no more. You can buy these fine modern windows right in your own town. If your dealer can not supply you, we can. All sizes carried in our warehouse. TRUSCON STEEL COMPANY 241 E.

Ohio Street Phone Li ncoln 7507 INDIANAPOLIS, IND. CaSJEI? To the Holders of Indianapolis. Crawf ordsville and Danville Electric Railway Company First Mortgage Per Cent. Sinking Fund Forty Year Gold Bonds. You are hereby notified that a Plan and Agreement for the Readjustment of securities? consolidating the Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company and Central Indiana Power Company with other companies into Indiana Electric Corporation dated July 1, 1927, has been completed and presented to the undersigned Committee that the Committee has adopted and approved the same; and that it has filed copies thereof with Girard Trust Company, the Depositary, which are available for inspection by Depositors at the Depositary's office, N.

W. Cor. Broad and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. The Plan and Agreement of Readjustment subject to the approval of the Public Service Commission of Indiana, for the exchange of the First Mortgage 5 Sinking Fund 40 Year Gold Bonds of Indianapolis, Crawfordsville and Danville Electric Railway Company, for a like principal amount of 50 Year First Mortgage 5 Sinking Fund Gold Bonds of the new Indiana Central Rapid Transit Company substantially, as outlined, in this Committee's previous communications to you. Arranemen.t? have, been made to furnish a substantial amount of new money to the merged corporation and, as a result of the sale of certain property formerly belonging to the Merchants Heat tnd Light Company of the City of Indianapolis, it has been possible to reduce the proposed bonded indebted nss of the mrged company to a lower figure than was anticipated, which should increase the amount available for the gnamteed charges." In accordance with 'the terms of the Deposit Agreement, all holders of Certificates of Deposit who do not within the period of two weeks from and after the 18th day of July, exercise their right of withdrawal upon surrender of their Certificates of Deposit tOi the Depositary in transferable form will be conclusively deemed to have assented to said Plan and Agreement and to have become parties thereto.

In order to enable those who have not as yet deposited their Bonds to become parties to said Plan and Agreement and to participate therein, the Committee has authorized the Depositary to accept such securities without psialty until the closo of business on August 18. 1927. The Committee considers that the terms and provisions of the Plan and Agreement are favorable to your interests. COMMITTEE A. V.

MORTON. Chairman. Vlt. PrrlrWnt Prnnsylvanla Company for Insiiranrva. oo Lives and Grantlnt Annuities nilaxlelpnia A.

A. JACKSON. Vlr Prvaidnt Glrarri Trust Company Phila.lrlr.hla A. E. KEWBOr JR.

rrv rfl A Co. i rhiladslphl 143.7. for May It waa 144.1 and fa June, 1926. It was 152.3. Food, building materials, house furoUV inrs and drugs were among ths groups sea counting for the decline.

There were if crease in the general prices of farm pro ucta. fuels, met la and aa amacellaneoue motliUra. Oil Haas an Shipments, OIL CITY. Pa Jufv 1 fATJ Cr? balarwe. $2.60: runs.

July 13. be. rels: rune dily to July 13. $1,244 barrels: ahipmenta. July 15.

28.258 barrels! average shipcrnt. barrel. OF SERIES Bank Building in 1630 CASEMENTS about Truscon Copper mi i S'. SECRETARY i. m.

jon vsTO Jf. W. Cor. rra1 snd Cht stout Strvvla, trOMTART OIRARD TRUST COMPATST JC. W.

Cor. Erod sn1 Chratnut $lrts, rhllsJr'phi km i I 1 EES, U.v.