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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
BECERRIL DESCARTADo

FL Sr. Joaquin Becerril, candida
to por ell Partido Republican, Puer-
torriqueno para miembro de la Co
mission de Indemnizaciones a Obre-
ros, Y cuya nomination derrota,
dependia del resultado final del es-
crutinio general, ha quedado derro-
tado en- toda la Inca, por su afortu-
nado contrincante, ell Lcdo. Santana
Jr., quien ha resultado vencedor por
una mayoria de mas de cuatro mil
yotos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
General Aguilera amben ha desafado Blasco bdnez
Cr65niCas FugaCes
POf Antonio Moreno Calder0n :.
LA MURMURACIoN

Un ruido sutil lie precede, como el
zumbido de un enjambre deseoso de
ponzohar la piel, al acercarse al
dido, i'm soplo caiido de aliento no
perfumado, here cruelmente ell tim
pano receptor. Es la sibila.. que Sc
acerca.
Hace girones ell tul de la virgini-
dad, hace claudicar al honor, ell va
lor menosprecia y en- ell aparte de la
intinidad, toma la confanza del Sc
ereto, como mascara del pregon de
La publicidad.
.Quiere tener por miserable recep-
taculo el pabell6n de un dido, y tie
ne un dido que es para ella el pabe-
Hon de cien orejas.
"Aquf entire nosotros". "De usted
para mf".:. mo es que yo quiera
decir'.. "Libreme Dios de supo-
ner". "Pero, Sc dice. Y la i'm
pudica impostora en- su avanzada
madurez, me la fguro, desnuda, CO.
mo un pergamino cuajado de sucios
oropeles.
Esta es la sibila de la murmura-
ci6n.
Como los tubos del acueducto, ne
gros, grandes, huecos, que hay tira-
dos en- el arroyo a la entrada de San
Juan; uros reuniendo sus bocas CO.
mo dandose "de pico" las sensacio-
nes que reciben de una otra ex-
tremidad; otros unidos, prolongados,
seguidos, que parecen sin fin, como
I'm eco que resuena en- las bajas
concavidades, las murmuraciones Sc
transmiten atraves de las cavernas,
huecas, grandes, negras de la male
dicencia.
Son del barro quebradizo de una
sustancialidad girls y semejan tener
la fuerte virtualidad del radio. lie
aseguro a usted que yo".. "Muy le-
Jos de mi Greer. "Pero, mi me
han dicho".:.
Y por la circunferencia oseura
de sus interioridades, vuelca la mur
muraci6n al exterior, ell concepto, el
dicho, la insinuacion, el aqua turbia
que deja en- ella siempre el sedi-
mento fangoso de su bajeza.
Pero las aguas turbias del NAL
decir, no discurrieron siempre, como
las cristalinas aguas, por las tor
tuosas curvas de todos los cartilagos
de Eustaquio.
81 Sc da la insinuacion en- marida-
ie con la reticencia y Sc admite en-
la sala de las personas decentes, es
porque Ell recibimiento de la murmu-
raci6n esta guardado por ell por-
tero de la curiosidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
LAS AUToRIDADEs

Las autoridades civiies judiciales
sc personaron embellishments en- Ell ST
tio del slceso, procediendo al arresto
del supuesto matador, quien despues
Gle haberse practicable la investigator
de rigor, fue conducido a la pobla-
ci6n.
El Juez Municipal despues de una
Investigation preliminar caific6 Ell de-
ito de homicidio voluntario, y sefiald
a Reyes IRA fianza de $4,000 para OBJ
tener su llbertad provisional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
HERRIoT ABANDONARA
Ell LECHo MARIANA

PARIS, Die. 25. Omitted Press.)-
M. Herriot, presidente del Consejo de
Ministries segin han anunciado los me-
dicos que 10 asisten podra abandonar
probablemente ell lecho manana. Aun-
quo la iebre ha cedido por complete,
sin embargo ell dolor reumatico que pa
1ece en- la pierna derecha no ha podi-
do ser curado completamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
Sc CONVOCA A LOS DOMINIOS
BRITANICOS PARA UNA
CONFERENCIA

LONDRES, Die. 25. (Cable Fran
c6s).-El Gobierno britanico a pc
dido a los donninios y posesiones para
una reunion especial con el fin de
celebrar una conferencia imperial
para examinar ell protocolo sobre Ell
desarme de la Liga de Naciones.
A1n no Sc ha senalado la fecha
para esta reunion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
Ell RECORD DE ALTURA HA SID
TAMBIEN BATIDO

TURIN, Die. 25. Gable frances.)--
La Sociedad de Aviaci6n anuncia que
ell aviador Botala ha batido el record
mundial de altura de aeroplanos por-
tando un peso de 1890 kilos. Botala Sc
eiev6 mas de 5400 metros ha estado
en- ell aire por mas de una hora y media
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
lei punal LENA su fatal cOmetido en- uno de
los campOs de Arecibo.-Un hombre recibe Ia
muerte instantaneamente de una certera puma
Iada.-Un alegre bale que culmina en- tragedia

Cuandc no es Ell revolver, es ell pu-
nal, pode,nos decir, los dos instrumentos
de la mEerte EN- nuestra isla, los favo-
ritos de aquellos que arrastrados por
sns pasiones reconres, llegan hasta
ell extreme de arrancar la vida sus
semejanges, preciado don, que solo Dios
es el ilaaado tronchar, en- su divina
sabiduri;4.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
Ill EMBAJADoR DE FRANcIA EN-
MADRID PRESENTA SUs CREDEN-
GALES AL REY ALFONSO

MADRID, Die. 25. (cable Frances
--El conde Peretti de la Rocca, nuevo
enbajador de Francia EN- Espaha, ha
presentadc aver ante su Majestad AL
fonso XIII sus cartas credenciales. En-
su discurso M. Peretti insisti6 en- la ne
cesfdad de conservar la smistad y sim
patias entire ambos paises.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
LA FIEBRE AFTOSA HACE ES-
TRAGOS EN- BELGICA

BRUSELAS, Die. 25. (Cable
Frances) .-Segdn las dltimas mott
cias llegadas esta capital de las
provincias, la fiebre aftosa adquiere
cada vez mayores proporciones. Sc
gun estadisticas oficiales, 983 villas
Sc hallan infestadas de este terri
BILE NAL. Hasta ahora Sc han regis
trado 1884 casos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
LOS PAsAJER0S QUE SALDRAN
EN- Ola / DE ENERO EN- Ell
"PUERTO RICO"

PUERTO RICO"
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Schuck
Mr.. r. J. Chutter
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Spaulding
Mr.. BENZ. Welton
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Corwin.
Mr.. G. M. Chesbrough
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Terry and child
Mr.. G .Pareton
Mr.. and Mrs. Larrimore
Mr.. Joseph Behan
Mr.. Richard Vazquez
Mrs. F. Servent and daughter
Mrs. X. L. Won Hummer
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Mejias.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Traitel
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Helmke
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Wolcott
Mrs. L. Rodriguez
Miss NJ. D. Arias
Col. and Mrs. Farrell
Mr.. S. H. Aucoin
Mr.. w. M. Lucas
Mr.. Charles Brooker
Rdo. Geo. Higgs
Miss Carmen Landrau
Mr.. William Hoster
Miss Adela Samper.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
LA EvACUACIoN MILITAR
DE CoLoNIA

PARIS, Die. 25. Omitted Press.)-
FL gabinete EN- pleno SO reuni6 junto al
lecho de Herriot, quien todavia conti-
nua enfermo. FL General Desticker, Je-
fe del estado mayor del Mariscal Foch,
hizo una relacion de los detaTes tee
1icos para efectuar la possible evacua-
ci6n del territorio ocupado militarmen-
te.
Sc dio lectura la nota enviada por
ell gobierno ingles, en- la cual este Sc
declara rartidario de que la ocupaci6r
lailitar continIe en- Colonia.
Sc acord6 finalmente que era mate
rialmente impossible efectuar la evacua
ci6n ell dia diez de enero, como Sc in
tentaba Eacer, porque Alemania no hs
podido demostrar hasta la saciedad que
csta dispuesta a cumplir en- todos los
momentos con los terminus del tratado.
Ademas. Sc han descubierto nuevos
dep6sito3 de armas, que ell gobierno ale
man tenia no Sc sabe con que PROPOSE
TO. Las nAgociaciones entire los aliadof
ccntintan sin interruption dentro de
la mayor cordialidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
Sc VENDE GUAGUA
SIN FRANQUICIA

Marca Day Elder, cuatro cilin-
dros en- perfectas condolences,
% pasaieros, con asientos mo-
dernos y butaca independents
para eI chofer.
Inforn1ara:-
A. ALVAREZ & HNO.
Puerta de TERRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
LAS FIESTAC DE NAVIDADES
EN- ROMA REVISTEN
ESPLENDOR INUSITADO

ROMA, Dic9 "a. Gable Frances) /.
Las festas de Navidad en- Roma
este ano, revisten mas solemnidad
que en- @pocas anteriores debido prin-
cipalmente los preparativos que Sc
hacen con motive de la Inauguration
del Afio Santo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
PASAJEROS QUE SALDRAN Ell
SABADO PARA PUERTO RICO
EN- Ell "SAN JUAN"

Miss T. Sanchez
Mr.. C. Sanchez
Miss c. Monte
Mr.. j. de la Cruz
Mr.. ]. Nieves
Mrs. J. Villanueva
Mstr. Pedro Villanueva
Mr.. E. c. Aaberg
Mr.. j. K. Wright
Mr.. j. Saylor
Mr.. J. L. Dalferes
Mr.. w. F. Gooding
Mrs. j. MuTioz and Infant
Mstr. Juan Mufiz
Miss Susie Mufiiz
Miss Georgina Muniz
Mr.. William Hoster
Mr.. ]. Lerdo
, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ferrer
Mrs. E. Perez and infant
Mr.. M. Cintr6n
Mr.. v. Dfaz
Mr.. F. Rivero
Mr.. N. Sep1lveda
Mr.. R. Lopez
Mr.. A. Baez
Miss M. Garcia
Mr.. A. Palas
Mr.. T. Hernandez
Mr.. j. Marchony
Mr.. D. Figueroa
Mr.. B. Cotto
Mr.. R. Lopez
Miss M. Cruz
Mr.. w. Rhyme
Mr.. r. Garcia =.
Mr.. Fausto Negron
Mr.. P. de JESUS
Mr.. H. Pysner
Mr.. E. Everts
Mr.. H. Saylor
Mr.. H. Figge
Mr.. C. C. Hunter
Mr.. B. Ramos
Capt. and Mrs. H. Shannon and In
Miss C. v. Srannon
Mr.. ]. Dfaz
Mr.. H. Owens
Mrs. j.. Irizarry
Mr.. Max Lugo
Mr.. J. Dfaz
Mr.. J. Gutierrez
Mr.. j. Lebron
Mr.. r. Velez
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
PRoBABLEMENTE

10 que usted necesita 10 puede en-
contrar en- la secci6n de anuncios cla-
sifcados de Ell MUNDo. 1oavenzase.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
GUIRIGAY
COPLAS DEL Sr. "CLEMENTE"

COPLAS DEL Sr. "CLEMENTE'
81 me dan pasteles
denlenlos calientes,
porque 81 estan frios,
yo ME como veinte..
81 no me preocupa
que liable NAL la gente,
nadie Sc preocupe
de que yo reviente.
Mi mujer los come
frios solamente,
porque esta sansada
va, del Juan Caliente,
Antonio Moreno CALDERON.
San Juan, P. R., Die. % de 1924. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
Ell CoNsEJo DE EMBAJADoRES sE
REUNIRA Ell vIERNES SABADo
PRoxIMo

PARIS Die. Is. Omitted Press.)-
Ia sido pospuesta la fecha para la reu-
ni6n de Embajadores que habia de ce-
lebrarse en- Paris Ell jueves. La fecha
ha sido sedalada para el viernes sa-
bado. Sc estudiarA detenidamente ell in
forme del mariscal Foch.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
LAS CIFRAS TOTALES DE LAS
ELECCIONES PRESIDENCIALES
EN- ESTADOS UNIDOS HAN
SIDO PUBLICADAS

WASH, Die. 25. (Cable Frances.)
Los resultados completes de las Ill
timas eIecciones presidenciales en-
Estados Unidos arrojan un total de
votos favor de Mr.. Coolidge de
15,71s,789; de S,37s,962 a Mr.. Davis
y de 4,822,319 La Toilette.
GINEBRA, Die. 25. (Cable Fran
ces) Ell Estado Libre de Irlanda
ha enviado una nota a la Secrtaria
de la Liga de Naciones, en- la que
manifesto francamente que la cues
tion del tratado de 1921 no puede
ser considerable por la Liga, va que
nj la Gran Bretana nj el Gobierno
irlandes han pedido a esta Sociedad
que intervenga en- este asunto. La
nota irlandesa pone punto final a
esta delicada question que Sc crefa
perdurarfa por largo tempo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26

desean la paz en- sus territories. Nos
otros a pesar de yer la hostilidad de
varias potencias, sin embargo, no
nos preparamos nj remotamente pa
ra la guerra, pues unicamente con-
servamos las fuerzas necesarias pa
IA nuestra defensa nacional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
UNA COMUNICACION DEL
COMITE DE LA. HUELGA

San Juan, p. r., Diciembre %, 1924
ST. Director de Ell MUNDO
San Juan, =. r.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-02
TO FORM NEW CABINET

TOXIC, Jan. 2-Viscount Kiogo Xii yura, of the privy council, was today summoned by the prince regent to form new cabinet
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-02
ALASKA RAILROAD sCHE EDuLE

Trains leave Seward northbound q, m.. Mondays and Thursdays, for Anchorage, Curry, Nenana and Fair banks.
 Trains arrive Seward 7:45 p. n. on Wednesdays and Saturdays from the North.
 All baggage must be checked l. minutes prior to departure of trains
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-02
,s.,u.x. ass,assa n c a T
 F an10uS Bridge.
 Builder Takes Railroad Post rss.a t~.se s~.GET -RGAH4E fT

Joseph B. Strauss of Chicago, one oii Americas foremost bridge builders,l will on, January l, become consultlhsl engineer for the Alaska railroad, ac- cording to announcement mace touayl bv Col. Lee H. Landis general mana- ger of the railroad. I In making known the appointmentl of MT. Strauss, Colonel Iandis saldl the distinguished engineer will notl he stationed here permanently, but thel railroad will have first call on his ser- vices at any time. Mr, strauss VIII come north early in the new year, ac-| cording to his present plans, TOT a thorough inspection of the line Al, that time it is expected that the rall- , road tie problem will be taken up anu the kind of ties to he used on the road in the future dolided upon. One 1 of the biggest items of expense ln the railroad maintenance costs is for ties and Colonel Landis said that MT. Strauss suggestions on this question will be a big value in determining the kind. size and type of tie to be used Ii is understood the railroad eng1' neering force is to be materially re-
 duced. in the interests of economy ana because no extensive new construction is being planned at thi stime.
 The selection. of MT. Straus as consulting engineer for the railroad was brought about after the exchange of considerable correspondence on hi' appointment. The railroad has beel trying to obtain MT. Strauss service
 for some weeks but notice that n 5 .would accept was not received unt !, today.
 Strauss is best known in America engineering circles as designer C
 movable bridges, and is regarded a an authority in this field He has d. veloped and built some of e'world
 most notable bridges and originate the Straus trunnin bascule bride
 and the Strauss direct-lift bridg
 which have come into general us
 thrOu2nOut lHo WOIlu i1c ID tiAC II ventor of the Strauss yielding barrie
 which has solved the grade-crosslr
 problem. He designed and built tf
 aeroscope at the Panama-Pacific II
 ternational exposition at San Franc1
 co, 1915. and the portable searchligh
 employed by the United States al
 Russian governments during the wor
 war He designed and built the fir
 reinforced concrete freight car
 l1919. and the first bascule doorhang
 for the United States postal service II Strauss has just completed at Vi toria, B. c, one of tfse largest bridg in inc northwest, for the Canadl; Pacific railway company and simil AA bridge designed by him is being bu
 at Vancouver He also is the en! 2 neer for the proposed San Francist E Marin county bridge, known as 'T Golden Gate bridge"
 E He built the Badger avenue brid E for the city of Los Angeles the I S chine canal bridge at Kingston, Or
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-02

Pyralin Ivory Toilet Requisites ana Manicure Sets, s1.50 to S65; seward Drug Co. u
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-02

the bridge across the harbor entrance lat Burlington Channel, Hamilton Ont. for the Canadian government and the heavy railway spans over the Sault Ste. Marie ship canal. He also has been engaged in considerable en
 He is an expert on bridge piiing anc Florida.
 As an expert on bridge piling ant wooden bridges which are typical O
 safety
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-02
LEONARD WOOD CAPITALIZED
 HIS FATHERS REPUTATION

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-It is being charged here that Leonard Wood, Jr !, under investigation on account of his numerous oil operations, in which he lis said to have cleaned up fortune, capitalized his fathers reputation anu standing among army men to sell oil stock to war veterans.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-02
CLASSIFIED
 ADVERTISEMENTS

FOUND-One key, postoffice box No 1909; call at o. K. Laundry snd re ceive; phone Mad. 126; Mrss+N. M
 Jensen. kth
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-02
CANINE MUSHEPS WILL NO
 LONGER WINTER ON COAST

The present winter season is the first that all dog teams from far in terior points of Alaska have not been brought to Anchorage to be quartered while the owners are in the states for the winter, since the town was es tablished So far only one dog tean has been auartered at Anchorage, tht one brought from IditarOd
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-02
Fresh Halibut. Seward Fish Co.

Dry Cleaning oone al Jordan's Val ct Service.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-02
THINKS DRY LAW WiEL-.-~----
 FINALLY BE A. SUCCESS

DIES MONIES, Ia, Jan. 2.-Nation.. wide support of the prohibition law will finally make it a complete success according to Mrs. Ida Wise smith, State president of the w. c. T. U. fol lowing her return from the national citizenship conference in Washington.
 The change in public opinion rom tax view on prohibition to strict ad herence to the law will come as the result of the national conference, Mrs Smith declared.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-02

New shipment of Men's Uvercoats, Urbach. If
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-02
lUTFlsK

'T.utfisk," one of the natfona1. regu- lar dishes of the Scandinavians when Yue-tide comes around. The Vikings had it at their mid-winter festivities; the kings and peasants alike of our present day Scandinavia enjoy 1t. Indeed, Alaskans should know this wholesome and palatable prepara. tion Drop the fish in boiling water leave for ten minutes, two to three minutes longer for the thicker pieces Eat with plenty butter and spice it or your plate to suit.
 Fifteen cents per pound. It SEWARD FISH co.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-02

Victrolas Ga gift for the entire fam" ilv) at the Seward Drug Co. Easy payment plan if preferred.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-15
Want Facts

'Doubtcrs. seeking concrete proof.
want 20 SEQ facts proving THAT Christ
also was a Cod. Thew want sclou-
tifc. mathematical proof
"AIeo. 7 have come ~ a reali-a
lion Of what il would meau 10 hu.
rnauifv 20 accent Christ as n God
That is the pig reason which has
rmuelled rra DO search ont some
sbine to satisfy the modern demand
For concrete. tangible proof 7 le-
l.eve have u. 7 am not a thcoio~len.
am putting in the new law facts
IF everyday life-thinEs We all know
TO definitely and concluslvely ee.
tabiish tho divine reality o. the Sa-
vior and his Godhood.
To meet present needs. ona muet
fnd some promise wherein ali ngrec.
accept fl as fundamental and from
there we can proceed.
'The most important thing 10 ga
tahlish IS the divinity Of Christ. II
that IS proved that is our promise
There we ran begin.
'That is what have discovered
scientific proof Of tie GoIhooI Of
Christ
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-15
Faiths Nearer

establishment II Christs div.n
jty brings all Christian faiths nearer
70 each other" DesI guated rs
Christian. but among these there IS
a multitude vet To ne won to the
real spirit Of Christianity and . roaI
acceptance Of faith"
Papiui was asked what present-dsy
civilization offered for practical
Christianity.
This practical dag mechanical
civilization IS an age which seeks
10 produce 50 that e can consume"
the author answered "Ouce force is
constantly goaGing the other result
ing IN the defeat Of its own ends"
1T seems to me that this me
chanical age is punishment visited
upon mankin for wrongs committe
The capitalist wishes greater out
put In order to wallow in greater
riches. The workman wishes greater
revenue so that he can consume
more. The result Is that the sys-
tenn defeats its own ends.
''Take tine example Of the automo-
bile. At first it was thought this In
FenIon would make comm unicatlOn
and travel more rapid. Now cities
are so congested with automobiles
that it IS quicker to 20 on foot.
you know. in New York. where
streets are narrow and choked with
traffic from high buildings. conEos-
ton IS tremendous and proceeding
by automobile is slower than walk
ing.
The same principle applies TO the
present mechanical age which VIII
end by consuming itself.
Great machines which are built
up viii result in their own destruc-
ton.
Man VIII return to the simple,
more primitive life. closer TO that in
nature which is good"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-15
HOG PRICES CUT
% To 90 CENTS
Top, S975-BuIk Brings
S8.65M9.25.


Hog trading at the local yards to
day got away to an active start after
a sharp cut, amounting to 25050c.
had been made. Top was $9.75. a
quarter lower, and bulk Of sales, Al
$8.65Q925. compares with $9.209
$50 Saturday. Heavy hogs sold al
.S9.50Q9.75 about 25030c lower; me-
diums. s9.25Q94O, 25Q3oo lower:
lights. s8.5Q@9. 40Q50c lower. and
light lights, $7.75Q8.5O, 25@5Oo
lower. Pigs were off 25c at S50L75.
sows dropped 25c at s8.500S-75 for
smooths at $8.25Q8.5O for rougha
Receipts were estimated at 1900.
follower was 404. A good clearance
was reported. Early reports from
other markets indicated lower val
ues.
No Improvement was noted in
cattle trading. Medium quality
steers looked to be down Csc At $7.25
ASA. Little good stuff was re
ceiyed and prices were steady. Ons
dealer said that fancy cattle would
sell at owners quotations. Cows and
helfers were steady, bat trade was
slow and d-aggy- Top for heifers
vas $40 and COWS. $50. Receipts
were estimated at 500
Sharp advance was mazda in veal
prices. top- moving up s. 10 So.
Practically all good stock brought
from $12 to 1880. Mediums sold
at Sl0Q11. about 51G3 higher. Com
mon calves sold at Sos, also re
dectlnF the rise Light receipts Of
800 was the principal cause Of tbs
upsurn
M changes were made n the
sheep ana lamb division. one or two
sales az choice lambs was reported
Mt $1+QJ5. Mediums. n p general
way. sold 1T $12a12. Ifeavtez
brought $i0G12 and cullz. S6a9-
sheep were nomiua, at $3.50 down.
Receipt 300
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-15
Wholesale Meat Prices

Price changes as announced by local
packers are Native steer Ssroasses. 500
20 zoe pounds. stcady to + @ lower native
heifers. 500 TO $50 pounds. steady to II
lower. cows. steady to &c lower; first
quality lard tirsrces, 10 higher second
quality. lie higher. Frankfurter. n low
Or and Bologus. l3c lower.
Fresh Meats
Beef-Native steers carcssses 500 -
500 pounds. I66 zoe; steers torres. IN
der carcass. 4c binds over. SC; native
heifers. 500 to 40 pounds. 1873 n 10 4 ci
he.fer binds 20 over carcass: tores I'M
der 1c: cows, 400 to 700 Q Zoe: cows
tores same "a carcass; kinds over car
cass. Ia
Fresh Muttou-sheep. lilo; sprtns lamb.
"a q o6c
Eresh veal-Csroasses No /. 10 to 600
pounds. 16 q zoe: hind quarters go cvsr
carcasses: fores &c under csvcasses.
Smoked Meats and Iaui
Eams-Sugar cured first quality, g 70
10 pounds c5c: 10 70 II pounds, 23 i9cs
Is to is pounds. % 4 Q.
Fancy Breakfast Bscon--Three 20
pounds average. 32c; 5 20 : pounds sver-
ages-Frankfurters, Is y 9l7l7c.
Died Beef-outside. 2so; insids, s74so;
Lari&Tierces, first quality. 1e%o: ssa-
ond quality. IS a a. 10 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-15
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