davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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prime wethers s1oa1O5o; good so,@1o:
Fozs-Re,elu % "a. market. -i2her:
prime heavy SI1: medium $40 700
10 50: heavy workers.. $40 70 q 70 -.
hht workers. sion 1925. pigs, s939G
3 Is, rougls. s. a9.2j. stass. s4oO1
30
CLEVELAND Dec 27--Hogs--Rs-
ce!ots. g 500. market - 90 higher
Y6rkcrs sI0.5o. mixed $40 %. medium.
sIOr 5r11. ulrs. SO so rouehs, ~
stays. q. Csttle--- REGENTS. 200 marrIet,
-fr9rv unchanged SheeD and lambs
Rcoe.pts 500 market. active: top. $50.
Calves--Receipts zoo market. strong
TOP 81
TOLEDO. Dec. o7.-HoFs-Reeeipts
rglt market; loe lhigheT heavy yo2I y dr e
Sl9 15s, .i T924 BIC 6sep and ' i1@Ss
Market. : higher.
CrNcfTNATr Dec. 27.--Catqe-Re-
coipts 100. market steady shInplnE
steers GOOD % choice. So n 10. Caivss---
Market. 81 lower good 70 choice, ST. ~
- Hors-Recclpts. .. 800; ulafRrt
strong. good to choice packers and butch
ers Sl1IO Sherp--Recoipts. % mar
ket strong: good 70 choice 50 90
Tanbs-M arlet. strong good TO choice
Sl6M II
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Marriage Licenses

Albert f. B.entz 2S. 81 9W. Sixteenth.
salasuan. Margaret a Moss IS l46 W.
Arizona
bazd-: Mary Toiin. is. 6l3 \. Emerson.
telephone operator.
Ge8r-s Holderman ~. EoblesviTe
2-asII.e-er, Della p Thompson. 35. 3Oll
Frank DeaTinSsr. II. 3Os y. Temple.
clers. Dorothy Evens. 10 sos Berkeley
ollie B. Mckee IS. Ters Haute. foun-
d-y worker: Faith D. Gabbard 10. 1888
Jesse v. MqieE. 27. 4447 COLLEGE,
" New Jersey. stenograDher.
Jessie Psatrie. 20 B37 W Eleventh. Ia
oorer: Reoecca Siayden, IS. $50 Musk
Inglm.
William Hsmel. 20. 1921 Martindale.
tr lSlz driver; Ethel N. Robinson, 81.
Edward r BoWies. 81. 1884 Fletcher.
frame joiner; Dorothy z. Howell 10.
v.rEii G. Trice IS $40 ". Twenty
F5tLhh. Ietter carrier; Ella F. billiard. %.
Russell Q. Tnton. 81 234 y Delaware.
electrical engineer: Grace f Null, 23
62J y. View Jersey. boOkkeeper.
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HOG QUOTATIONS.
GENERALLY FIRM
Trade Develops Easy Under
tone in Short Session.

Easier tendencies marked hog
trade IN the end week session.
Top was Sill. lower than Friday. but
dealers said this was caused by lack
OF quality hogs rather than any mar
ket weakness. Bulk Of sales was
steady at S1O.50Qt1. Heavy hogs
sold at s11; mediums. s10S0qI1;
nshtweights. SI0.40U1070; light
lights, SIO910.4O, Pigs and sows
were steady at $40 down. Receipts
were estimated al 10000 Holdover
was 234.
Prices for the week have been on
q steady advance. Net gains amount
ed to 25G 75c. Receipts have been
on the decline. and this brought
about the strong tone. Receipts for
the week We're estimated at 54.944.
which compares with S7110 last
week.
Little was done IN cattle today on
light receipts. With the offering
lighter. approximately 5000 this
week. the market was given a
chance 10 readjust and q generally
stronger tone was IN evidence. Re
ce.pts this week were approx
mately 1900 less than last week.
Compared W.th two weats ago prices
on COWS arc 25050c higher: Gamers
and cutters. 15425o higher ana
heifers. s10I50 higher. steers
are 25G SOC higher.
Prevailing prices were: Fair 70
good beef steers In carload lots. 500
SO. medium steers. S84S.50: com
mon. light killers, &5.50g7 Z; fat, light
heifers. s9ql0; medium 70 good
butcher heifers S5.50Us 6. medium TO
choice beef cows, S3.7515.6o
Veal prices dropped TO $16 top and
bulk OF good stuff sold lower at sq4
ais. Mediums were quoted at S129
10 and commons. s8811 Receipts
were 800. Market for the week has
been wild affair" On Friday
quotations jumped SO to SIS top.
Small supplies and urgent shipping
demand caused the unsettled con-
dl4ons.
Sheep and lamb receipt have been
light for the week and prices
generally have had strong under
tone. On two days not enough stock
was received to make n market.
Top for lambs was $3.50; mediums.
S12013.50; yearlings, $789. and
commons. %10911. Sheep top. $3.50
a: mediums. 81: culls. $1Q$3, and
bucks, $344.
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Deaths

Daisy MAY Diclsey. 80. 25oi Central
40 John S"i b. RBoeder. -, s29 High. myo-
'at Minsie Kruso 7s. 1898 Fletcher, car
cinOma.
= Olive susan Riley, II. ms W. Morris
william j. Award, os. 2oa5 W, Wilkins
St, tuberculosis.
snH Ma PsGf1t''A 4. Henderson. II. 500 e.
Nineteenth st. CHRONIC ulyocardttis.
James Mcclellan. IS. 90 Bloomington
St chronic myocarditls
Minnie Adcline Mcdaniel. 81 1889
shelby ipnammation ,of t9e, kidneys,
tai hemorrhsginal meningitis.
-. joseph Robert White, Z. ell St. Peter
. t3oorgs ". Kennedy. As. 1859 Ralston
Ave. lobar pneumonia.
-, John, A. Marshall, II, no e. Walnut
St." int indufTn oa1 20 ot,v no.n,,., ,>..s,,,r
fracture. accidental.
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steers, 1900 lbs. up. choioe.s 9gs@105oo
Other Live Stock

1000: market, active. i0cs up; tor.
$40 SO; bulk s9,70a 1000; heavyweight
1915: -lightwe.ght S0Gf0$5; iisht
u sd5f-1! Is, - g.o1 packing sows smooth
q 90; slaughter pigs. S7.75d9.25. Cat
Le-Reccipts, 1000; market, compared
last week: Biz, steers and yeariings. 90
cows and heifers. 25@ 75c up: botter
cutters rt a5ee most 4p 6 SshserS % eng
SOC. NJ: calves. S25OG5 higher: shipping
k Ems! showl9lg most advance; st0ckers end and
steers and yesrlings. S. 25d 10 80: butch
cauners and cutters, - Is n SIS: calves,
a $50 shoSp61RSceipts, =" 5000; mg3ssrhFgt'
todays recei2ts include around 1900 81
rect. today market, between grade fat
lambs steady: others weak to lower: bulk
t3t wooded led lambs 5fT2 s1sgd58.3}0: top
around 13 600 direct; compared last week /:
5 5a5 9 ap sheep e GR5oy 99 GP feS S
ls sSs 'ssft7$3 a 9825% cios@s 's' bg *,
w Ge Tss 'OP l fi1Ir 5o T fat
$685. 1880: tor $3.50. '' '''''-'
p EAST FgTFAd9 De- 2 .,:.d5 ts;1
ging aifsr' ooS Sso?sf 5d Ru'eesf sIAfSs
cull to choce. STAR. sheen and lambs
-Recepts. ! 900; market active higher,
lambs siSm -: Gun to fair. S10G III:
yearliDgs. Sl0GQl6.50 sheen. $3.50 a. IL.
Hoas-Recelpts. 4O09; market, active
Workers. S9506 1880: pigs. S96l9 so:
mixed. S1O.73 n 1890. heavies. .S10.90Q
II; roughs. 50 q 9.25; stays IS a 6.
PITTSBURGH. Dec 27-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. light; market steady. choice, Ss75
g 9.25; good s$S@6S25i fair, S6Q7;
ismbs2Receip.s. ID: market. esro nsq
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By Urlted Press
NEW YORK. Dec 2T.-After An
opening OF new highs" the market
evolved itself into a procession Of
new tops and when ore stock weak
ened another Immediately took its
place. in one Of the studious short
sessions of this remarkable bull mar
ket. There was no sign Of ennW on
the part Of the bulls. although one
did wonder now and then how the
man pounding out the tape was
holding up, for It took a good pair
Of eyes to watch the gyTations Of
the large list OF stocks.
J Steel sold at 1904. again the high
nest price IN seven years The inde-
2endent steels, which have rather
Y eebly responded 70 the lead Of the
markets barometer. came 10 the fore
with Republican Iron and Steel. a
leader, selling At sos. up "a Texas
Gulf Sulphur made its usual new
high. selling up 70 1898. which com
pares with So just q brief four weeks
ago.
Woodwork went into new high
ground and q number OF the motors
were strong. notably Nash, which
showed but one sale. but that was
at 203. Up points in two days. New
highs included Magma Copper Ken
necott, Anaconda. Harvester. Nor
folk and about three dozen other is
sues. American Locomotive sold at
los and probably showed the most
impressive buying on the list.
The market closed higher.
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Wholesale Meat Prices

Changes In wholesale meat prices as
announced by crai'rs. are as follows
Native steer car.as4.a 800 tu 500 lbs,
steady % IL FISHER, native hetiars o.
p q higher native cows. : ~ i,r hlEhHr.
sprin= lamb 81 higher. fresh veal. 30. l
caroasses 20 ia COO lhs.. 4 la Dc h--her
lgc lower TO '4c hi~her; l2ri. ILL., ucrces
y lower.
Fresh Meats
Beef-Native steers carcasses 500 70
500 pounds 1ou 2og. steers fores I'M
der. rarca-. 4c; hinis over. So nstive
heifers 400 q $50 pounds. u = a20c.
heife~ hiads. PC over careass force, un-
Ger. lc cows 900 10 10n. ml0 lgc
cows. fores same a. carcass. kinds over
.-Freeh NGtton--shoep. lie; spring lamb
f7~sh vesl--carcasses No. i. 70 to 600
pounds, II al 2+c lt7d quarters. &c over
carCassea. forces Sc under carcasses.
Smoked Meats and Lard
HarR-Suvar cured frat quality %
10 pounds 25c' 10 to - pounds. % d. C 3,
II 20 Is pounds % lao.
Fancy Broadcast Bac0U--Three 70 4
pounds average SIC, 3 TO r pounds aver.
aye 3nc
sausages - Frankfurters 15@17o:
bologna. IL ~ 4i ! e -oC
Dried Bef--ouis.de. 26c: inside. 81 1ac;
knuckes. ESQ
Lar,l-Tierces frat quality. 1870: sec
end quality, Is "a tC l9c.
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PRICESS SAG
FROM HIGH LEVEL
Large Interests Reduce
Wheat Holdings.

Bg Tinted Press
CHICAGO. Dec 27.-The entire
grain list went into new high ground
in early trading on the Board OF
Trade today. but TIA Iast-hour sell
ing wave, slumped 20 a lower close.
Tt was believed large interests re
duced wheat holdings when export
ers failed to follow the advance. The
seaboard said not a. single bid FOR
grain was received
Corn was under the dominance OF
bread grains. Some Of the largest
handlers took profits when country
offerings increased.
Oats. under influence Of other
grains, sold OF fractionally at the
finish.
The provisions list displayed indie
pendent strength. due TO buying in
lard.
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Fan Belt Business

The popular automobiles alone
are said to have required, in 1928,
$500, 900 feet of fan betting as
original equipment At an average
of 20 cents a foot, that's an outlay
of s4,50O,0OO And it doesn't include
fan belt renewals which are esti-
mated at half as much more.
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Births



Ralph and Celia Sunderland. Deaconess
Paai and Emma Henderson. Methodist
James and Anna Louise NOTCH. Metho-
Charles and Almeds Pheider, Methodist
Everett; and Opal Poynter. e29 ". Tween.
ty- seventh.
newton and Catherine Reid. s17 f,
Fred ana Maris Dugan 1893 8 Shelf
Fred and Bertha Hougland. I4s Nc
James and Stella Woodruff, 1746 Har-
tcyril and Mayo Goodlns, clark-Blalses-
Charles and Minnie Thagnen. 1896 Rails
ton.
John an6 Olive Foruey 1877 Climber.
larry and Alma Glasson' Methodist hos
Ray and Florence Grimes. Methodist
T@aiS and Ida sulerman. Methodist
John and Mary Berlins. Methodist hos
Earl and Minnie wesner, Methodist hos
y Raymond and Flora Gardner. Metho-
VI James and Helen Pedlow, 1918 Park
" Frederic and Mabel whetur IS N. Ar
William and Grsco Hinchman. $50 Dor
u Glenn and Gertrude Hebenstreit. 1909
Perry and Ruth sumner. 2127 Pleasant.
Herman and Isabel Boeffler. 1913 W.
Boniamin and Viola Cage, ga f. Pratt
George and Mary voorhees,. 2430 e.
Sixteenth.
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TRUCK DAMAGES BRIDGE
Police Seek Driver After Concrete
Railing Is Broken.

Police today sought the driver Of
a truck which skidded on the
Emrichsville bridge and knocked
about twenty feet of the concrete
railing into White River.
A large hole in the ice caused
many to think an automobile had
run off the bridge into the river. A
small boy told police he saw big
oil truck skid into the railing.
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New York Curb Market
Tank Wagon Prices
(Gasnline rricea do not inclnda {

(Gssolise prices DO not include State
tag e S6 e fall allt2 1sngo. A7c r,,,or
Purol. 1920; Red Crown lac; Target,
1880: Silver. Flash. nc: standard Rvia-
ioR F siog9r e3mmeTqe 49,
Light. 145c: Perfection. 1l7c: Standard
furnace oil. 1886 (under 200 gallons, Q; &c
more than 900 gallons; Bright Light,
-Energee Cleaners. 1850: v.
NJ. & p. 1880: Standoltnd Cleaners, 1850.
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Low INSURANCE
PAYS DIVIDENDS,
AUTO CLUB SAYS
California Motorists Save 80
Million by Competing
With PrivateS.
BY ISRAEL KLEI
NEA Service Writer

Motorists squawk at the increas-
ing tax burdens it is their lot to-
carry, yet they uncomplainingly pay
up when their insurance bills come
around.
The entire city. State and Federal
tax bill doesn't average more than
per cent Of the cars price, figuring
six years for the life Of the car. 1t
is only the first year, when a per
cent war tax has to be added to the
cost, that the motorist feels the sting
most.
But even then, the motorists
taxes do not approach the high in
surance rates he has to meet-if he
feels at least responsible.
That they are exorbitantly high Is
shown in facts and figures presented
by the Automobile Club of Southern
California.
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Timers, Sunnliea

TIM c 2Ox2s coke. S14 SO: charcoal
500 .50024: ternes. SO old styles
ternes $40 rs.
Zinc-Sheet. Sl3 per 100 pounds.
Copper--BottOms, sac per pound:
sheets soft. 16 OF. &c per pound.
SteeI-No % gauge: Galvanized So 90
a 90 per 100 pounds: O. ?. c. r. $3.50
n IS Der 100 pounds
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BuiIdinu Permits

Sarah Foster foundation. 1905 5. State.
Mary I,osh. move. 174s Kelly. $3.50.
Mary Losh set i74S Kelly 500.
The Rev. : T. OConueu remodel. CPS
WOOdiawu. 5000.
Baynham Apartments heat boiler. 1874
y. Pennsylvania. 50 O93.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-F1our

NEW YORK Dec EFT our--FtrTncr
and quiet. Pork--Dull. Mess--,--5;3t44 g
p. Lard-Firmi midwest spot; III ,. l01it
90 test. 400: refined dn}et; granulated
7G7.3Oc. Coffee-Rio spot. % 4 e
snecial to extra. 109s @1Of4c. Hay
Firm: 10, 7 81 80; %: NJ. 3 n Ia@ =,
44c: chickens Il a 48c; fowls 15d $50
ducks 206 csc: ducks Long Island. 81 a.
29c 1.-Two poUltry-Firm; geese, 33 a ;}7c;
ducks SOC fowls 90 n Soc; turkeys. 40M
45c, roostrs. 1Sc; chickens. soc; broilers
40@ 400. Cheese-ouiet; state Whole
state skins choice TO specials. 14M 19c
Butter--Firm: creamery extras. 44c; spe-
cial market A u a Acc. Eggs-Steady:
whites 50 M6Sc; fresh f1rsts. 56 "a Ode
Pacific coasts. 5QM66 western whites
40 a 64c; nearby browns. SO % $50.
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New York Liberty Bonds
FOREIGN Exchange

change closed higher. Demand sterling.
S47I q uD 1c F~snca. 400. I'D 90 s e.
Lire. 4.2Sc. Belgium. ! o. &c. I'D 90 @.
Marks % SC Holland. 40 44c I'D .Csc.
Russia 5.18c. Shanghai, 75.5Cc. Yoke
hama. 3S.50c.
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New York Cotton Futures
Prices on Coal

west Virgfnla lump S61T.25. Kentuckv
lump- So % n 10. Pocahontas mine run.
- M 90 IUmn. - 50 n 9 -. Indiana
lump S567. Indiana egg. S5-3J "a , 10.
Indiana mine ran. Si50a 80. tNheci-
ing. soc ton extra
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Iron and steel

Local wholesale prices on ron and
steel bars are. Structural S3.2S q 90
pound base. iron bars S3I5 a 100-Douud
base. steel bars. 1915 a 1Oo-poUnd base.
base blue annealed sheets. 1O-gauge base.
8 95 a 10O-poUnd: galvanized sheets %
gauge base. - 80: 100 pounds. black
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Dealers selling prices: Black Oils
SUMMER. I1.5c. winter, 12c; cylinder.
q q 6lc. engine. is a $50: dynamo. 2Sd
&c. turbine. rs a 63c. machine. 90 @l4oc.
DaraIfu oils. IA "a 22c
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CLEVELAND. Dec 27.---Po'ury--Iive
heavy fowls % q 25c; medium 3399 n a% Sc
iiEht. 19G 2ic ROSTERS. ] q &c; ducks
heavy. % @ 26c: light goa 23c: geese. "a
in tubs IS AZ 47c extra frsts. 43 a &c
frsts Al 642c: standards 43 3%o prints
Ic extra EgGs--Fresh gathered north
ems 64t~. Ohio firsts 67e; western hrst5.
see Potatocs-Unchanged-
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Fair and much colder. West.
North and Northeast. minus 10 to
zero; East and South minus 8 10
plus 5.
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Local Bank CIearingS

Bank cle7rincs Saturday we're - So
600. For the week. SLABS. 600
Bank debts amounted 70 $500 200
For the week. $50. 3Ss. 900
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Commission Market
Fruits


Apples-Fa9cy Jonsthsns. ssGs5O q
Dbl: fancy DELICIOUS $40 box. Y;
Gres7ir.zs. - - bo! Grimes Golden IS
ADricots-Ca!,.o-nia $3.50 a box.
Panama t Toe Is pound
Cantsloupes Honey Dews
Qualifications halt barrel
Grapefruit-s3G4 q box.
Grapes-Fancy California Emperors.
T-e2moH1s-Califor-ia. 81
Orsnges-Extrs Fancy California valen-
c.ag- 12es TO 250s. S=.25@ 5-25: Florida.
Pears-Bart's,t. 81 bushel: extra
fancy " y pAuios 50 hu.
PersiursoIs-Faucv Irdianas S1.50 q
crate taug1rlues. S3.T5 ~ 4.25-
Vegetables
Baans-Fsncy Southern Green. 50 q 3-25
Bset=-Farcv home Grown. 50 q 4Oc dos.
punches 81 q u $50 2 buFhei
Cahbsge--Fa rcy Holland seed 2 n
C-iaiT-rot=-s1 so husheI. New Texas 50.
CauIfov ysr---Califo rnls = . q UetS:
crate: trimmed. 90c bunch; California,
'CucumbeiTss- Home grown. s2.75GS.25 a
IFf-er,znt-s1 IS a dozen.
Esfi.s-southe-h. 81 a bushel
T@tt-ce-Trerd Iceberg PlIe Roy IS so
a n crate: Bet house leaf sl45 ~ q
Nangoes-Tsney Southern. 60s 8 bss-
Onious-spsnssh S215Q2e5 a crate:
home grown s. \ 100lb. aacz: Indiana
yellow -: Indiana Red. So: hot house
greens So dozen punches.
Fars' ov--foUe grown T5c dOz lunches
shes-Buftous. hot house. 81 %
buu-hes Long red or white. j0c dozen.
RG-aSagas-Sl % fltty-ib. basket.
Sksilats-75c basket
SutlNh-St 20 ? bushei
SquasN-Hqbbard zq = a pound
T0na toeS-F1Ucv California repaCised
50 80 siX-uss'yct crate.
Turnips-S1.30 a bJshel; S4,25 8 barrel
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Cash Grain

SATURDAYS receipts. 81 cars. Prizes
quoted II 4 @ T. O. p. basis TO New York
hay on track. IndianapOhs bids for grain
at the Indiauanoiis Boar DOT Trade were:
No hard. SI.6s 01.7O. Corn-Stcsdy;
30. 3 white. Sl11d 70; No. I white.
20 & yellow. 81 Is EI1T: No. 3 mixed.
S116GI1S: No + mixed Sll3G l. .
No. 3 white 56T 57izc. Hay-Steady,
No. 1 timothy. S16T 10 So; No L Light
mixed. sI5GI5.50: No. clover hay.
Inspection
wheat-No. . red. . cars; No Z red
l car. No . hard. ] car No ; mixed. -
No. 3 white 1 car: 10. white > cars:
No. 3 yellow. 1 ears: M. { yellow. : cars.
No. yellow cars, No q yellow !
cars; sample yellow car: No mixed.
total is cars Osts-So White. 3 cars:
No white. cars; samDie white. ,
cars: total cans.
CHICAGO. Dec. 27-wheat--No. 2 rel
81 -90G 1s9l Sorn--No- yelov.
81 g g Z 90 g : = Nc l2es ,e e. 80
No. . 81 .15G II: No. . mixed. SIPS =
No. t. S1.23 n -; No. >. 81 II p e
I.1s&: No. 6. Sis. Osts--No. 3 white.
jq2a a 81 = standards. 56 sc Barley
% a esc. Rye-No. . s. 81 Timothy
a 50 a us. Clover-Se5-75e a 50
TOLEDO o., Dec. e7-1rwheat,--cash3-
Sl-35 = p l.36 = No. 3 SI.32 = 70
-34issl Oats-Cash No. .. 6.iac: No ,.
Cash o 81 eioversss4-csslb4 0 old R sIsY5
new and December S1a40. February and
sl aFf So nsM as9 So 90 Ab5 aSn76sr st2 go
ee11BBer. $3.50: March s3.4S Butter
I'D q 47e- Eggs-5S a soc Bsy-S25.
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CHIcAGO COTTON FrTTREs
RETAIL. SEED PRICES

indianapolis retail seed prices are: Al
faIfs $3.50 = bushel Asike-S10 q II.
Red Clover-S16 a II. T1nlothy-S4-25.
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Helps Others

This club, with headquarters at
Los Angeles, has been conducting
mutual insurance plan among its
members for the last twelve years.
In that time. 1t is estimated, some
$50 ,000, 900 have been saved the mo-
florists Of California by the exist
ence Of this club insurance.
Not only has every one Of the
clubs 104 900 members gained, but
every motorist in California, due to
enforced reduction of rates by the
private insurance companies to com
pete with the lower rates Of the club.
The result is that California mo-
torists are laughing up their sleeves
ut the rest Of the country. In north
ern California and In Detroit, the
auto clubs have effected the same
result. and their members are also
enjoying the show.
New York High
In New York. for instance. where
the insurance companies are not mo-
Tested by prying automobile clubs,
motorists have to pay more than 500
per cent more insurance than Cali
fornia motorists. for complete cover
age on a medium priced car.
In California. the rate on Dodge
touring car IS $3.50. including $45
collision which lew drivers take. In
New York, the same car brings a
fun premium OF S349.So. based on the
same amount Of coverage!
Omituug insurance for collision, to
be more fair, the California rate
and this includes private insurance
companies. there's $3.50 for fire,
theft. property damage and liability,
as against New York's rate Of
$134S0. nearly $50 per cent higher.
Money Returned!
Private insurance companies in
California are continuing to thrive
despite this much lower rate, while
the Los Angeles club has returned
nearly 100000 10 its members in
surplus premiums.
Some $4,000 policies were issued
~ the Los Angeles organization
since 1912. Premiums totaled near
" $4,000 900 Claims actually paid
out in the same period amounted to
$5.537.47O. the difference going to
cost of administration. sinking fund
and returns from surplus.
The popularity and success Of this
system is shown by the growth Of
the Automobile Club Of Southern
California from 5000 in 1912 to 1914
000 today. making this club the
America.
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LLNSEED OIL PRICES

Local dealers prices on lineeed oil are
Raw. S1.20 gallon. boiled 81 "a
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STOCKS CONTINUE
UPWARD TREND IN
IMPRESSIVE FORM
Steel Sells at 120 a.
Texas Gulf Scores 27
Points in 4 Weeks.
Average Stock Prices

Averaxs Drice Of twenty Industrial
stocks FRIDAY was 1850. I'D I.S5 to rev
high Average price Of twenty rails was
9S.S9. up Cd
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Q SIS. cresnerv. ~ isc standard. 40 'ac:
Hrsts. 80 35c; seconds, 90 q 34c tEFs.-
22c: Americas 23c. Poultry -Necel aes
geese 22c springs 25c. turkcys 3aosS6
roustcrs 15c Potatocs-ReS'eipts, 3VH
cars, Wisconsin round whites. 81 q
Receipts $3.50 ordusrics. 30 % 4Oc;
drsts. 50G SIC Cheese-Twips. Il z g
%. Minnesota Red River Qhios. ol.+o q
30: Idaho russets. S21O0L 10.
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Produce Markets

strictly fresh. new-Iaid No. egEs
lo.s OF 5oe fowls Al, lbs .o1 Up. l8SS
sarirroTa lie. feghorn poultry 20 per
e elri. discount; young tom turkeys 2 l6s
uD IL: Old tom turkeys. 23c, young h zen
gease 10 pounds up lac; squads. II
pounds 10 dozen $40, young guinee!As; Z;
pound size 81 dozen, butter Ist dellVereC
delivered Indianapolis 20m22c 10. Rao-
bis So dozen drawn
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Fancy Ntchigan round white, s. 20
I5G-lb bag Min .a0ta. S1.S5 a 150lb.
bag Red River 2 srly Ohi0s. 81 IS 100
pound bag. Idaho Russets. S3N 3.25 a
12o-ib. b4s; Kentucky cob5lers. 50 a go
81 20 Potat0es-Eirginis, S47S a bar
rel. isFt-rr Jerseys $3.50 hamper;
Indiana. s. 50 q bushel, Arkansas, S2.75
hamper.
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Board of Trade Weekly Report
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