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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-09
OILS FEATURE CURB
Standard of Indiana Scores Sharp
Price Advances.
BU ". II. CRIMES

tHtt'" tft4Httbt sun 'DII topOfQtNE
NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-The strong
broadening movement that got into
full swing on the curb yesterday con-
tinued today to make the best short
Saturday session Of the year.
As in yesterdays market. advances
took in the whole list, but today the
Standard OILS took the commanding
lead Of the market from the start.
Industrial specialties were a strong
point also.
The whole list opened higher and
Standard Of Indiana quickly led the
way for the oils, advancing above
1i9, while Kentucky stayed about 10
points behind it. as it has done since
the recent advance in the oils got
under way.
International Pete hit % and Mar
land Mexican and Simms. two active
Independents. continued their upward
march, tho former gaining nearly a
point in the first hour.
Durant again was a strong point
among the industrlals, reaching so
during the second hour of trading
Continental held to its high figure
OK yesterday.
Schultz made an early advance but
fell back ? points below the close Of
yesterday.
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ACTIVITY MARKS
SWINE DEALINGS
At LOCAL YARD
Calves and Lambs Gain Months
High Level, While Cattle
Sales Fall.

The hog market at the local live
stock exchange was an unusually ac-
tive affair for Saturday, with receipts
fairly heavy at 5000. At the open
ing buyers bid figures steady with
Fridays closing. and at these prices
considerable business was done by
local packers, with the shippers taking
some. However. toward the close a
weaker tone was noticed, buyers Ia
king advantage OF the heavy receipts
to feign reluctance to clear the pens
at steady prices. Price haggling de-
veloped, with the result that there
was a good hold-over for Mondays
market Pig prices suffered, drop
ping % cents, with SO bid and 1925
asked. The top for best lights was
$685..
Cattle trading was conspicuous by
its absence, with only 200 received.
What trading there was was steady,
best steers bringing S1o.25Q10.75.
Calf prices invaded new high ground
for the last month, when some lots
of best veals brought a top Of $14,
an increase over Fridays figures of
soc Receipts We're light at $50.
In the sheep and lamb alleys a
similar condition prevailed, with lamb
prices advancing to a top seldom
reached this summer Of $3.50, a rise
Of SOC. There were very few lambs
that brought the top. however, and
sheep prices held steady with a top
Of $3.50 for best ewes. Tho supply
was light at $50.
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BONDS TEND UPWARD
Liberty Issues Command Attention
With Prices Higher.
By ". n. GRIMES

United Financial Staff Correspondent.
NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-The spec
ulative enthusiasm among bond ira
ders appeared to have cooled some.
what overnight and IN today's short
session the higher and medium priced
bonds. along with one or two issues
Of Liberties. got more attention. How
ever. the market was again tending
upward and even in the speculative
group there were some price ad-
vauces.
The 3lss were the leaders among
the Liberties and they reached a high
only a few centes under 10I. The
others improved their prices ~ q few
cents.
French TVS took the leadership
in the foreign government bonds.
They went steadily, II fractionally,
forward until they reached 99lA.
The medium and high priced rail-
road group again furnished the larg-
est part OF the activity and trading
was we'll enough scattered to prevent
any one issue dominating the tape
New York Central IS were IN their
usual demand and made their usual
fractional advances toward par.
Western Pacific 6s showed a two
point gain when they reached 30.
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ALL LINES SHOW
STEADY ADVANCE
TOWARD NORMAL
Coal and Railway industries
Getting Back Into Settled
Paths Once More.
SHOP STRIKE BREAKING
Banks Are in Good Shape to
Guide Forces of Pros
peritY,
By ". II. GRIMES
Einanota1 gtar correspondent.

United Financial stat Correspondent.
NEW YORK, Sept. By and
large, the past week has brought for
ward more substantial indications
that business is actively resuming its
forward swing than has any similar
period since the strike conditions be-
came acute. The reasons for this are
apparent
First, the bituminous coal produc-
ton approached nearly to normal and
only transportation conditions pre-
vent it from getting to it's high mark.
Second, the beginning Of fall is at
hand and despite unseasonably hot
weather, the usual uptUrn that season
brings with it is beginning to be felt.
Third, whatever the facts Of the
case may be, the railroad manager
are winning in their attempt to con-
vence the public that they are break
ing the shopmen's strike.
The closing Of the week brings
what is regarded as a certainty of
settlement of the anthracite coal
strike and negotiations between shop
mems leaders and individual railroads,
who are reported to be willing to
make seperate settlements.
Of course, the cumulative effect Of
the Industrial warfare still bothers
business.
Then there Is also the fact that
the banks Of the country are in the
-
force Of prosperity.
The iron and steel industry has
given q more vigorous exhibition Of
quick resumption than any other.
The Government crop report issued
Friday showed a sharp drop in the
condition of corn and a falling of
in the condition of all wheat.
Unseasonably hot weather at some
points in the West has held back the
beginning of the normal fall demand.
Those who predicted a quick rush
Of buyers to fill their shelves after
Labor day We're disappointed. How
ever. good buying in small lots Is still
the feature.
Lumber reports that a car shortage
is holding hack shipments and contrib
uting to higher prices. Structural
steel continues in good demand. Brick.
hardware, cements and paints are &C
tive
The Electrical World reports central
station outputs are growing and an
increase IN the sale Of farm lighting
outfits Is reported.
Detroit reports an employment in
crease again and there is doubt ex-
pressed as TO whether Henry Ford
viii carry out his intention to close
his plants on Sept. Is.
Other leaders in the industry are
refusing to follow Ford. Automotive
Industries declare that production is
being maintained at a record clip.
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CHICAGO GRAINS
SLUMP HEAVILY
Reports of Favorable Rains in
Middle West Cause
Drop.
BIZ United FtnanciaI

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-Grain prices
slumped at the opening of the Chi
cage Board of Trade today on reports
Of favorable rains throughout the
grain belt and a decline of a half
cent in the Liverpool market.
After the early selling of wheat had
depressed prices fractionally. fair
class Of buying developed, which gave
the market a strong undertone. There
was some selling on the strength of
the Government crop report showing
an Improvement in the crop prospects.
Buying by commission houses and sea-
board interests predominated. Prices:
September. 81; December. $1.01%;
May, s1.07Ms
Receipts Of corn were exceptionally
heavy, 325 cars being reported in Chi
cago. Prices: September. sic; De-
cenber, $3.50; May, 3Sc.
Provisions were lower. Trade was
light.
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BIZ United Financial

By United Financial
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Buoyancy in
high priced rails was again the prin-
cipal feature Of the stock market
New highs for the year were attained
by Atlantic Coast Line, Louisville
and Nashville, Illinois Central, Nor.
folk and Western, Missouri Pacific
preferred and many other represent.
ative issues. Trading in the indus.
trial group was also morked by ex-
ceptional strength in many individual
stocks but the movement in this sec
ton Of the market was less regular
because Of the profit taking and pro.
fessional efforts to find the top of the
market.
Rails continued to display marked
buoyancy in the first half hour. New
1922 highs were attained by Reading
at SO, Atlantic Coast Line at 1211b
and Missouri Pacific preferred at 81.
Industrials were characterized by re-
markable strength in the specialties.
Trading was less active around II
o'clock, considerable irregularity char.
acterizing price movements, hut pro
-N7@'-14-e-A - k'SA e~tCt6 44ACL lille SUCCESS
in feeling for the top of the current
upward swing. Whenever the general
market hesitated new favorites were
taken up. In the early part of the
second hour motors and related issues
were featured. Hupp advanced y to
81, against the years high OF PIX
Mack Trucks reached a new high on
the move at 59%. and Fisher Body
at 117A. Among the special ties Loose
Wiles made a new 1922 high at 65,
against Fridays low Of 59%.
Following Atlantic Coast Lines adj
vance to a new high for the year at
123, Louisville & Nashville also made
a new high at 1401a No distribution
of L. & y. stock TO the Atlantic Coast
Line shareholders is expected, as con-
soIidation Of the two properties is
more likely.
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The plans and specifications may be ex-
smined al the Office Of the state highway
commission in the Capitol building, or
copies thereof will be forwarded upon a
payment to the director of the amounts
designated above. No refund Will be made
for plans returned.
Each bidder. with his proposal. shall
submit his bond payable to the state of
Indiana in the penal sum OF one and one
half Il Z times the amount of his pro-
pOsal with good and sufficient security TO
the approval of the director. Such bond
shall be only on the form specified by the
director copies of which will be fur
nlshed upon request.
IF any bidder desires to submit a COM
bination proposal on two or more struc-
lures OF the same or different types Of de-
sign, proposal blanks therefor Will be pre-
pared upon request. providing such request
be made at least three days prior 10 the
date of letting.
Bidders on the flooring jobs are invited
10 submit proposals for the new flooring
alone, the painting alone, or for the floor
ing and painting combined Plans and
specifications for the painting alone will
be forwarded free upon request
The right is reserved BY the director to
reject any or all bids. or TO award on any
combination OF bids that in his judgment
is most advantageous to the state Of
Indiana.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COM
JOHN D WILLIAMS. Director.
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NOTICE

Damage roll department of public parks
office OF the board, city of Indianapolis, Ind
Notice is hereby given by the board of
park commissioners Of the city of Indianapo-
lis that II has approved a preliminary dam
age roll showing the award of damages for
the appropriation of real estate to be used
for park purposes in the city of Indianapo-
lis. authorized by its Acquisition Resolution
No. 90. 1929. which provides for the ac-
QUESTION Of the following described real
All OF lots Nos. 10 and 90 in Meilters
subdivision TO the city of Indianapolis, Mar
ion County, Indiana as recorded in plat
flee of Marion County, State of Indiana
also all of lots Nos l. 2, g. 4. 5, g. and 8
81 to 80. inclusive. in Meikels subdivision
to the city Of indianapolis as recorded in
plat book No s. page 118 in the recorder $
office of Marion County, State OF Indiana"
Persons interested in or affected by said
appropriation of land and award of damages
therefor are hereby notified that said board
of park commissioners has fixed Saturday,
Sept. %. 1922. at 10 o'clock a. m, as the
time when remOnstrances will be received
and heard from persons as TO the amount of
their respective award OF damages. The as
sessment roll, with the description of the
property affected, the names Of the owners
In favor of whom damages have been
award. 10 each piece and parcel of prop
erty affected. ia on file and can be seen at
the office of the board of park commission
crs in the city hall Indianapolis. Ind, where
remonstrance will be received and heard at
The time above designated.
CHARLES A. BOOKWALTER.
FRED CLINE.
A NJ. MAQUIRE.
SARAH E. SHANK.
Board of Park Commissioners Of the City
of Indianapolis.
NOTICE OF LETTING CONTRACT FOR
CONCRETE BRIDGE.
Notice is hereby given that the board of
commissioners of Switzerland County, Indi-
ana, will receive sealed bids for the con-
struction of a concrete bridge over Hunts
Creek in Jefferson Township, said county
and State. according TO plans and specifca-
tions on file in the office of the county au-
ditor Bids will be received up to l p. m.
on Monday. the End day of October. 1922.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
By order of the Board of Commissioners
W. A. REEVES,
Auditor Switzerland County, Indiana.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK



CHICAGO. sept. -Hogs-Reeeipts,
/ 900. market steady, 2oc lower. top, $3.50;
bulk 81 sales, $3.50 q 9.5G; heaVyWelsht'
Ss1O@9.2O; medium weight IS go a $50:
% p 20; heavy packing sows $50 q 60 :
ST.T5 Il 500. CattlC-Receipts 1900: mar
kot steady; choice and prime, 1880 a 1l.2o:
medium and good IS .00G 1910: common.
SO % q 500, good and choice, S9lO 9 ~ -;
common and medium. S600091O; butcher
cattle and heifers. 81 - ~ 9 %. cows, - 20
OSLO: bulls SIS % q g 10; Gamers, cut
tiers, cows and heifers $40 q 3 90 Gamer
1878: feeder Steers. S5.5N@ 500; stocker
steers. 81 80 a ? 20; stocker cows and heiI-
ers. So a 5.25. Shccp-Receipts, l,OOu;
market steady. lambs Sl2!00g 1900; lambs
Gull and common, s00Q1l.75; yesrling
wethers. SS25ml1 90: ewes, S300G 6.75;
Gull TO common ewes, S1.50@ $50.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 9.--Cattle-Receipts.
200: market slow, steady. shippers 81 q 9.
CaIves-Market steady extras. ol2 q p 80.
Bogs-Receipts. 1900; market. IO9 25c
lower; good to choice packers. $3.50 q go.
Shcep--Beceipts. 400; market, steady; eX-
tras. S405. Lambs-Markct steady; fair
10 good. s13G131O.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. .--Hogs-Receipts,
5000; market, Toe up; bulk, $500 8 "a ,;
s.75: lights. $500 va so; PIGS. SSG 50.
Cattle-Receipts. 5000; market, steady
prime fed steers 1915 a 1913; plain TO fair
dressed beef steers. SEQ q go: Western 81 IN
as; cows. s. 25a6.5O; heifers S4G9.25:
stockers and feeders S49S: bulls, 50 20 q
$50; calves, So q 40. %. sheep-Receipts.
1865: yearlings. S925G 1928; wethers,
S65O07.5O; ewes, S4.50Q 6.75; stoclers
and feeders. 50 .50@ 1895.
EAST RUFFALO Sept. s.---Catue-Re-
ceipts. 375; market, active steady shipping
steers 50 09.75; butcher grades, 81. 80 a s
cows So l6;. Caves-Receipts. 900; mar
ket. active. DOC up; culls TO choice, 81 q 10 .
sheep and lambs-Receipts, $500 market.
active lambs loo up. sheep steady; choice
lambs SI3614; culls to fair. SIS q IL; year
lings, S601O: sheep, So q $50. Hogs-Re-
ceipts 1900: market, active, 15c M;
workers, S1015: pigs, S10Q1015; mixed,
SlO@1015; heavies S9.25 q 10; roughs,
1878 ar; stays, S4.50G5.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Sept. 9--Foreign exchange
closed steady. Sterling, demand S4.45 IS {;
cables S4.457s. up -. French. demand.
.0774 "a c; cables. o775c Lire, demand.
.0434 = c; cables. .043jc. Belgian. demand.
.073I p c: cables .0732c. Marks 0OO7 *. g.
Drachma. demand. .0320c cables O325c.
Swiss. demand. 1880: cables. 1870 on
.00O1. Guudars. demand. .3SS2c; cables.
$3.50 of .0003. Pcsetas. demand .l546c.
cables, .154Sc. Swade demand. 261lc.
cables. .265Sc. UP COOS. Norway. demand,
loose; cables, 1870 up 0O0Z. Dace. de
mand, .2133c; cables. .2137c. off .00O3
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET

BIZ United FfndnCtdt
BOSTON, Sept. s.-sales are moderately
large but not active in wool, and buying
appears to be increasi sing influenced in part
by the continued good report of the for
eign wool sales. Negotiations in fair vol
ume are in progress. Demand for medium
wool continues to be on the whole fairly
liberal, but low grades are not in as much
demand. London cables that there was
brisk demand for the woods offered by the
association. with prices firm.
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METAL TRADE
Py United FinGncfaI

BIZ United FiHGncfdt
CLEVELAND. Sept 9.---Daily Metal
Trade today says: Steel works activities IN
Youngstown district and nearby sections are
expanding as coal supplies increase. wills
several more blast furnaces are lighted. I'M I'M
portant producers of wire products IN, IN inc ne
"a Ton IN base of 50 so for plain wire
Pig iron prices continue to stiffe9- ootn
north and south. but on small and inI ivs
,,er steady At New York at IA cents.
PEI No So foundry pig iron Cleveland deliy-
ery. s35: basic pig iron. valley, $50 % o.;
sheet bars, Pittsburgh and YoungstoNwn,o go %.
sbee.S. No. %. black, Pittsburgh. $500 9
50; plain wire, Pittsburgh basis $3.50 q
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INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCE

butter 21c; fowls, 4 II lbs up. Gle; fowls
under 4 u lbs, 17c; springs, 2 lbs. and I'M
der 24c; springs, over 2 lbs. 21c; cocks and
stays, lie: young Tom turkeys 10 lbs. and
up. ESQ; young hen turkeys, lbs. and up.
Goo; old Tom turkeys, zoo; ducks, 4 lbs.
and up. 16c; geese, 10 lbs. and up. Ice;
SQUADS IL lbs. to dozen. So
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NAVAL STORES

By United Ffndnc1d4
sAvANNAH. Ca. Sept. 9-spirits market
firm yesterday; regulars 122; sales re-
ported S31. see
q 90! W G. ss15G6 y Of $500
SO: n. S5.85 a $50; K, -s5.35@ -; /.
S535: II. G. F. E. D. B., $3.50 q $50.
''! spiiritsGReceipts, 661; shipments. 232.
0'T RosinEReceipts. 1.I5O; shipments. T59;
90 Offerings: Spirits, S81: rosin, 500.
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BIZ I-nited FinnnctnL

BIZ Jrttcd FtndnCtQI
NEW YORK, Sept. S-The cottonseed
oil market was dull and easier. prices show
ing a decline of 3 to 10 points. Support
was very. poor and while hedging pressure
was light, a little pressure pulling found
buyers scarce. The best demand came from
shorts. The English refined market was
lish lard and hogs at Chicago were
stronger. Crude oil was very quiet with
the southeast asking II cents valley and
Texas offerings practically nil and the mar
ket nominal
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RAW SUGAR MARKET
BN United FiNanciaI

NEW YORK Sept. S.--Cuban raw sugar
is unsettled with sales of 10000 bags of
Cubas, ex-lghters. in port at 3 4sc cost, and
freight to Arbucllle Brothers, off &C from
Demand for refined is light.
Raws opened steady today September
3.25c asked; December, 3.333 q 3.34c;
Marhc, 31O@311c May, 3.22 q 3.25c;
July, 325c bid.
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THE COTTON MARKET
BIZ United Financial

NEW YORK. Sept. 9-Realizing for over
the weekend gave cotton a slow start to-
day. but after it had been absorbed the
market advanced in sympathy with the
strength at New Orleans, from where there
were reports Of better spot demand in the
interior Of Texas. Before the sales lapsed
active months were up II to 81 points. New
Orleans and locals were the principal buy
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CLEVELAND PRODUCE

CLEVELAND, Sept. 9-Butter-Extra in
tubs, Al q A nc; prints, as a As u c: flrsts,
40 042 q c; packing stock. 231a a % Il c.
Eggs-Fresh gathered northern extras.
36 u c: extra flrsts, 34hc; Ohios 31c;
western frsts, new cases, CSC. Poultry
Live heavy fowls, 22c: ROSTERS, lag 15c:
spring ducks. 2O@2 Potatoes-New
stock, S2.80@275 a barrel.
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LOCAL BANK CLEARlNGs

Indianapolis bank clearings Saturday were
50 us. coo. for the week ending Saturday
S1o sos 900: bank debts Saturday were
> loT 900, Tor the week ending Saturday
sos 3qG 0O0
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS

NOLlNE 4O nOAD AON RAJ 4OES
state OF Indiana. Switzerland County, IS;
Notice Is hereby given that the board Of
commissioners OF said county. al their office
in the Courthouse al Vevey, Indiana, will
Ueut of 2 certain highway 13 SO feet in
length, IN said county by grading draining
specifications. pinas and profile now on file
IN the Office Of the auditor Of said county,
by and under the laws OF the state OF In
Clana. SAID sealed proposals VIII be opened
and the contract awarded for said improve
nent on the 2nd day OF October. 1922.
Bids or proposals viii be received I'd 10 1
O'Clock p. N. on said date.
The said road TO be improved Is located
in Cotton Township. IN Switzerland County,
Indiana. and Is 20 be known as the Harry
ScUdder ct al road when so improved.
Bids viii be for the completion Of the
SAID improvement IN accordance with the
plans. profile and specifications IN the Office
OF the auditor OF said county and shall in
clUde al labor and material for said work.
In no case VIII extra conversation De allowed
for any additional work alleged 10 have been
done oE the contractor OF contractors 10
whom IS awarded the contract
Each bid shall be accompanied by per
double the amount of the bid fled for the
WORK bid on, TO he approved by the board
Of commissioners of said county. said bond
shall be conditioned for the faithful per
Torrance OF the work; the suretles, II per
sonal shan be resident freehOlders Of the
State Of Indiana. one of whom shall be
resident of Switzerland County.
said bond shall be for the benefit of any
person. persons or corporation who shall
suffer sCy loss or damage by reason Of any
such bidder failing or neg!ecting 20 enter
into a contract to perform such work
awarded by the said board Of commission
ers OF to carry out the same IN any particu-
lar or 70 paw for any labor or material
which may have been furnished to any such
COZ lractor or contractors or to any sub
contractor. agent or superintendent under
HIM in the construction Of said work
Said Improvement viii be let as A whole
- the lowest responsible bidder upon aiti-
60 of noncollusi0n, which must be sub
ELted with the bid. and upon failure to
eeY0mit such affidavit such proposal or bid
viii be rejected BY the board, and the board
reserves the right TO reject any and all bids.
Time for the completion Of said work Will
be agreed upon after the letting of said
contract by said board OF commissioners and
successful bidder.
Given by order Of the Board Of Connis-
W A. REEVES,
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Wheat--No. 3 red 2 cars: No. 3 hard /
car. No. mixed. car; sample, 1 car.
Total. 3 cars
cars No. o white l car; No. white. ?
cars No. l yellow. l csr; No. 3 yellow, 3
cars; No ! yellow. + cars; No. yellow. 10
cars: No. yellow. g cars; sample yellow
] car: No. mixed, 1 car; No. mixed, l
car Total 80 cars.
Oats-No / white. ! car: NJ . white. g
cars: No. 3 white 5 cars; No. white. 2
cars. Total, Il cars.
Rye-No. 3. l car: No. s, l car. Total
cars.
Total number Of cars for day
Grain prices quoted I. o. b. basis, II 4 c
to New York.
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RAIL ACTIVITIES
HEAD FEATURES
IN STOCK SAL ES
Buoyancy Marks Transactions
Taking Place With Higher
Priced Issues.
INDUsTRIALs SHOW TONE
Exceptional Strength Shown
by Numerous Individual
Offerings.

Twenty active industrial stocks Fri
day averaged 101.22 up II per cent;
twenty active rails averaged 92.51, up
1872 per cent
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CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE
INDIANAPOLIS CASH GRAIN

Bids for car lots OF grains and hav at
the call Of the Indianapolis Board Of Trade
were:
Corn-No. white SO a SIC; No. 4 white
55 q 56c; No. 3 yellow. sc Il q 57lac; No.
4 yellow 50 y n SO nc; No. 3 mixed, 553a
Osts-Firm; No. white. "a Q 81 q c; No.
white. 33a334c
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LlNSEED OIL

bW JWtItU II fNuFECtUb
market yesterday developed a stronger tone
with prices strongly held or account of
the upturn in linseed and despite the con-
tinued lack of interest on the part of the
consumers. Domestic spot So futures IS.
Foraign spot 81 q 50; shipment, 20.