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SOAPS
TALCUM POWDERS

40c Azurea Talcum Powder. 80. .29c
40c DER Kiss Talcum Powder. 22C
25c x J. Baby Talcum .......19c
Mary Garden Talcum ..........24c
25c Mavis Talcum Powder ......19c
$t.00 Mavis Talcum Powder. 74C
20c Blue Rose Tale .............19c
25c Il a Il Baby Talcum $50. Zoe
SOC Pinaud's Lilac Tale ........ soc
&c Boncilla Tale ...............19C
Colgate's Talcum Powder ..... :5c
Chez Lui Tale DECENTRALIZATION. 35c
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FACE LOTIONS
DEPILATORIES
FACE CREAMS

Ayers CreamA
G5c Berry's Freckle Cream. ...4 400
1925 Berry's Kremola .,,..0 csc
75c Boncilla Vanishing Cream. SOC
15c Boncllla Cold Cream 500
S1.00 Boncilla Beautifer ........74o
soc Dag d Ram Cold Cream. soc
Coo Elcaya Cream ...........49 acc
zoe Malvina Cream acc
SOC Milkweed Cream ..........S9 800
500 Milkweed Cream .........74o
soc Pompeian Day Cream ..45o
soc Pompeian Night Cream. .... .4Sc
S1.00 Pompeian Night Cream. 74c
Zoe Satin Skin Cold Cream. 500. soc
zoe Satin Skin Van. Cream. .....b 0c
60c Sea Shell Cream ........,.... acc
25c Woodbury's Facial Cream. ice
50c Woodbury's Facial Cream. 800
SOC Theatrical Cream ........S9 soc
SOC Lemon Cream ...............S9 c
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB,
card parties, 2:30 and $3.50 p. M,
Tuesday, P. H. G. Hall, East and
Michigan SITS
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MAI. ROBERT ANDERSON w.
r. c. NO. A, regular meeting, 1880
p. m, Tuesday, Denison Hotel
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WOMAN'S AUXILIARY TO 18TH
DIVISION OF INDIANA, business
meeting, 2:30 p. M, Wednesday, Lin
coin Hotel
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GRAINS SLUMP
TO new Lows
Selling and Weak Undertone
Drops Wheat.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-All deliveries
of corn, oats and rye dropped into
new record low territory for the sea-
son in today's sharp drop of grains
on the Chicago Board of Trade. De-
cember wheat, too, established a new
bottom record.
Wheat's drop came in a wave Of
selling by northwestern hedgers and
spreaders. The break was precipi-
tated by the weak undertone. Per-
sistency with which sellers poured
selling orders into the pit over
whelmed feeble attempts of shorts to
effect rally. Late speculative buy
ing brought about a fractional re-
covery.
Corn's precipitous drop reflected a
freer country movement and a bear
ish Government crop report. All
holders of sizeable lines took profits.
Oats shot downward for the hcav-
lest loss in several weeks in sym
pathy with other grains. Provisions
lost ground following an early gain,
due to weakened grains.
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GOVERNMENT
the Government Of the
United States is formed
Encyclopedia Feature Service

and their associates in the Philadel-
phia convention. Uncle Sam is en-.
gagged now in great irrigation prof.
ects and other Government activities
in areas that in 1889 were foreign
soil. He appropriates money from
the treasury to aid various branches
of education in the States, discour-
ages child labor in products which
pass in commerce and interstate
commerce, and watches over the well
fare of his younger citizens in fac
tories. His Public Health Service
guards the health Of the whole Ma
ton, his agents watch, over the
purity of the food and drugs, and
he withholds from his people by pro-
hibhion habit-forming drugs and al
coholic liquors. He aids the farmer,
the manufacturer and the merchants
by supplying useful printed informa
ton and by conducting the parcels
post and postal savings banks. He
even carries on an insurance bust
ness to supply insurance at low cost
to the soldiers and sailors who
served during the World War.
To keep the huge machine Of Fed
eral Government going, the services
are required Of more than half a
million men and women, and the ex
penditure of several billion dollars
each year.
The largest section of this ma
chinery is the executive branch, con.
sisting Of president, the heads of the
War. State, Navy ana other depart
ments Whose heads form the
Cabinet and are the Presidents adj
visers) and all their various as.
sistants. Here is the place where
the great growth Of the government
is most clearly seen. True, Congress
numbers many times as many mem
bers today as it did in 1889, but this
is an increase growing out OF in
creases in population and in the
number Of States. In the judicial
system there are more courts and
judges, but that also Is linked with
the increase in population. The
enormous growth in the numbers
and duties Of the executive branch
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Commission Row
Price to Retailers

Fruits
Approximation Blush 40-pound basket,
s. 5Q@$ Jonsthians; 4Oi8Pound oaahSd
basket. S1.75@2;
Canataioupes,--Indiana Tip Top, $3.50;
Colorado Pink Meats, 81 90. ~
Cranberries--Early, Blacks. boy. So.
Grapes@Malagas, $1.75& az; Tokays
Lemons-CaIifornia 3OOs. S10@1l.
Oranges-CaIifornia Valencias. $3.50 q
$50.
5G Bam Saassss3a SSa $50 Ore
PrGnesGFcy Italian, s135.
Vegetables
Beans-H. G.. bu.. S1.5o@1.75; lieme.
Saboage35Fcyt H: G.. a@,4c ID
sRt s9c ST 81 20
C9cambers&H f0c e.. A S5a Soc Soc.
as; H. G.. leaf 15-lb. basket. 80 a soc
ooaag9esYYaii Tvs 0u$ 2 ogesi H. G..
white, bu.. 175 az: Spanish CRIT, SLIGO
PPs srsey@pozen y punches. ,s5 a SOC,
Peas-Colo.. crt., $@@ 80.
Potst9es@Mehlg99 white l5o-pog4c
~ Radishesw dozen. SO a soc.
spinaeh-;M e.. BY, ,6Oc.
Tomatoes-Basket. 40651c.
Turnips-Southern. bu.. 81 a 1.25.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

OFFICE OF THE BOARD
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
wo hereby gby s BY the B0ard
September 1925. they unanimously adopt
ed Declardtory Resolution No 1858,
1925, for the vacation.
Decaratory Resolution No. 1868, 1925.
Resolved, by the Board of Public Works
of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that
it is desired and deemed necessary to va
FIRST ALLEY SOUTH OF FIFTEENTH
From east property line of Alabama St.,
To, west property line of first alley east
" The t'G proposed vacation being more par
An that part Of the first alley south
property line line of the first alley cast of
The property benefciaily or injurious
ly effected by the proposed vacation. be-
ing the sbutting P pr03}eirty Wor - .,,a o,
has fixed Wednesday, Oct. H. 1925. as
a date upon which remonstrances may be
filed or presented by persons interested in.
or affected by, said proposed vacation. as
P9 0e Said p1 Boa 9a w nd m dsy a is
office for the purpose of hearing and con-
sidering any circumstances which may
have been filed or presented, and for the
Durnose of taking final acton thereon.
upon az CHARLES f. COFFIN.
w. H. FREEMAN
NJ. j. SPENCER
Board of Public Works City Of Indian
!. s seot.S;as 20. 80 1926.
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Other Live Stock

CHICAGO. Sept. -Cattle-Receipts
better. grade, fed steers steady; weighty
well finished kinds strong spots higher
top. Sl615; in-bet veen kinds slow; large
comparatively little change on better grade
western grassers. fat she stock 10 n zoe
lower: vealers soc lower; spots more
mostly S13 on mixed choice kinds. Sheep
Receipts 20 600; market, fat lambs eX-
tremely slow; practically no early sales
S14.75; most packers bidding fully soc
lower desirable light weight feeding
lambs. steady; choice 81 pound averages.
S15 80: no early sales fat sheen. HOES
Receipts. 10 5000: market. l0m sc higher
top. Sl3.70. bulk. S12.40m 1910: heavy
Wits $4,000 1850: medium weights.
$1,000 1855; light WEIGHTS S12 90
1870 light lights, 81 J go a 1855 pack
ing sows; Sll.25 a 1880 slaughter plgs.
S12m 1915.
CINCINNATI Sept. 3.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 900; market steady 10 weak
shipping steers. GOOD 81 choice. 50 so a
12.25. Calves-MarlSeJ steady good 10
choice. S13M14 Hogs-Receipts 1900;
market. active: good 10 choice packers
and butchers S13.S5 n IA Sheep-Ro-
GENTS, 700: market steady; good to choice
81 a $50. Lambs-Market steady: good
to choice. Sl5.50@16.
EAST ST. LOUIS Sept Cattle
steers, S7.50@9; yearling heifers s6.5Od
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SCHOOL
HELPS
: Copyright, Compton's Pictured

n HE government devised by the
makers of the Federal Con-
stitution was unlike that Of
any other country of that time,
though the founders built in part
on English presidents and their own
Colonial experience. According to
this Constitution the central govern
ment controls only certain matters
mentioned in that document. Things
that are purely local in their nature
they left in the main under the
control of several States. Usually
in speaking Of the government Of the
United States we do not include
these purely local matters, but refer
only to the affairs of the Federal
government conferred at Washington.
The makers of the Constitution
went further than merely dividing
powers between the States and the
nation. AS stated in the article on
the Constitution, they divided the
authority of the nation among
three distinct departments equal
in importance-the legislative, the
executive, and the judicial; and to
guard against one encroaching on
another they devised an elaborate
system of checks and balances. The
executive department, at the head
of which stands the President, can
check by its veto the hasty legis-
lation of Congress. In return Con
gress can interfere with executive
policies by refusing to vote the
money to carry out the President
plans, by Withholding the necessary
approval of the Senate to the Presi.
dents appointments, and finally by
trying the President by impeach-
ment in case he is guilty Of usurpa'
ton or other high crime or mis-
demeanor." The dignified judiciary,
which applies and interprets the laws
passed by Congress. has ample
means of protecting itself from un-
due interference by other depart
ments.
BY inevitable growth and develop,
ment, the United States Government
today performs functions never
dreamed Of by Washington. Madison
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to the present complicated scheme,
Is the result not merely of the
growth in population, but still more
of the ever widening scope of ac-
ton of modern government.
Today there are ten great execu-
tive departments, each under a mem
Der of the Cabin ct. In Washington 5
time there were only four-the sec
rotary Of State, secretary Of treas
ury, postmaster.general and attor-
ney-general. And the number of i'm
portant bureaus, boards. commits
sions, services, and other offices I'M
der these departments, or under this
pre- sident, independent Of the or.
ganized departments. runs up con-
siderably over a hundS-~
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RALLY POWER
is SUSTAINED
, With OPENING
Motors Are Features With
Studebaker at Best
Levels.
Average Stock Prices

Average price Of twenty industrial stocks
for Wednesday. Sept. 23. was 145.74, OF
Average price of twenty rails for
Wednesday Sept. %. was 1O3.41. up 20.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The rally
ing tendencies which developed yes
terday after call money eased off to
per cent were well sustained in
the early dealings tooay.
The motors continued the principal
feature of the market with Chrysler
up 2% at 164 and Studebaker ex-
traordinarily active at the best levels
Of the year around 59A.
u. S. Steel, American Can, Amer
lean Tobacco and other industrial
leaders scored advances on the in
itial transactions while price changes
.in the active rails were mostly on
The upside.
Buying activity in the late
morning and attempts to bring about
further advances encountered large
offerings. This was due to the bear
ishness prevailing in speculative
quarters \ >ere the belief was al
Aost unanimous that an extensive
FACTION was in Sign
Despite this, the general list dis
played a pronounced tendency to
turn dull when prices sold off and
pivotal stocks met adequate support
above recent lows.
Studebaker's activity at the best
levels of the year was attributed to
a pool which was said to have a
maximum buying power Of $4,000
shares.
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Deaths

Robert Howell. II. 1921 s. Delaware
uremla.
Ruth Anna Weber. 20. 2912 Shelby
carcinoma.
Elmer E. Kelso. 81. Methodist Hospital
pernicious anemia.
Eta May Porbst. So. st. Vincent Hos
>, Royce &c Gibson. %. Long Hospital. ty.
" Marie Roberts. 80. GIG Fayette. hepatic
cirrho
William T. shrimp. 70. 3712 f. Thirty.
Second. cerebral hemorrhage.
James F. Failey "a. 100 N. Delaware
cerebral hemorrhage.
Ethel Anderson, 20. 952 n. California
pulmonary tuberculosis.
John Westerback. "a. City Hospital
chronic myocarditis
William Allen Hamilton. 65. 1149 f,
Katie Delbrook, 81. 3131 Benefontaine
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Leila A Steers. IS. 1920 Fletcher. pull
mOnary tuberculosis.
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Births

=. Jay and Marriet Minniclk. 730 n. Gar
field
Lester and Laura Meek, Methodist Hos
dist Hospital
Schofied.
Ralph and Hazel Clark. 315 N. Eastern.
r, Walter and Viola Connelley. 113S s.
houn.
Ivan and Edith .Bucl,ler. 2735 Burton.
Carl and Catherine Wall. 1903 W. Tween
ty-Fifth.
William and Fern Beck. 1887 Wade.
Girls
J. S. and Catherine Mudd. 1913 wiscon-
sin.
Raymond and Mamie Calvin, 20 McKim.
William and Edith Lyons, COS n
Beville.
Howard and Ida Losh. 71O n Miley.
:, William and Elsa Hubert 1924 s. Meri-
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In the Sugar Market
INV thomson & McKinnonl


NEW YORK. Sept. 23-The anticipated
readiustment in refined prices have been
announced. Federal and Arbucxle listing
at 5.35c while western beets have been
reduced TO a basis of 5.30c. The response
however, has not been encouraging, the
trade evidently being content to pursue the
policy of entering the market only when
stocks have reached the depletion point.
Indifferent attitude on the part of refln-
ers. Offerings at 2&c are sufficiently large
to satisfy rehners requirements for al
most the entire month of Oct.
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y J7fT7Y ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS


OFFICE OF THE BoA y ,a9s/
TO wHIo oSMiaTnTfpMSilXSY CoNCERN:: .oard of
gs Ws Of Of ne ne Sly SE 81 Gay p 81 Sepem
Ln aS oo6 they approved an assessment
roll showing the prim;a 1a cnh fsS imnroVe
m me- t as authorized by the improvement
Resolution NAM named RESOLUTION No. 1916
lmproV BR Subway TERRACE n..
From north properly line or fllty-
0e4 70 south 1 property line, of Fifty-Eish'n
BY grading the roadway fr9w g curb ao l II
to curb line, TO q uniform wluIhd U W. ~ viii
eqr6IR9g 0o'h saGs Berea Sandstone
Granite or 6x24 inch Concrete ouiIdi I in !
new manhole; pr0ygisdlnHgn Fl neW of "1H2.inch
drain pipe with connections made 70 c drein
basins. inlets. 6 new ~ m a. any - ''''
sewer IN IN F Fal S as shown on plan and as spe-
Persons interested in or effected ny Syer s25
a leo.ifeG mat the Board OF Public works 81
said city has fixed Friday. Sept 70, d9So,
2o4 vii IS be re es'S p or heard against
the amount assessed against each pl9co VI, n
nroperty described in SAID roll, tau w wch
80 or tracts OF land have been or VIII 3e
Ms1A,fited In the amounts named on iala
Y { or in greater or less sum ina
az, 6aa assese TIi roll showing said prima
fa1e assessments with the names o. pWi.
s and .sS desdi9t IL on IL and may b.
az The office OF the Board of Public works
OF SAD Guy CHARLES E. COFFIN.
w H. FREEMAN.
NJ ]. SPENCER. -.
Board of Public Works City Oh lnuid"
se0t % and "a. 1925
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Legal Notices
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


TO v5 5qSiaq "a M1T md doS ssPt e. 1925.
Notice is hereby, given by, the Board Of
Der, 1925, they approved an assessment
roll showing the prima facie assessments
for the following described, public improve
ment as authorized by the Improvement
Resolution named
Improvement Resolution No 12O75.
FIFTY EIGHTH STREET,
From Southeast Line Of Pavement in
TO West Property Line of College Ave:
Street. Delaware Street Washington Boule-
ward. Central Avenue and Broadway.
TO crline 10 sT uniform m Width thu Of 80 feet
grading the wings of the intersecting
streets and alleys in a similar manner and
to the widths as shown on plans, curbing
both sides Of the roadway with Stratitied
Limestone. Berea Sandstone, Granite or
6x24-inch Concrete curb; curbing the
wings of the interesting streets and alleys
in a similar manner and to the widths as
shown on plans; providing 226 LIN II. 81 q
lin. #; Of 10 IT.. radius granite corners
providing so lin. 1T. of 20 IT. radius granite
corners; building drain sewer, by con
race and Fifty Eighth Street and laying
295 lin TT. Of l5-inch drain, pipe with con-
manhole at Broadway as shown on plan;
constructing 3 catch-basins including inlet
tops; providing II new iron inlets. laying
nectlons made to nlets catch basins and
manhole of drain sewer; laying % lin it,.
Of 15-'nch drain pipe at New Jersey Street
from storm sewer manhole as shown on
plans; and resetting . iron inlets to curb
grade.
All to be as shown on plans and as
specified.
Persons interested in or affected by SAID
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board of Public Works
Of said city has fixed Friday. Sept. goth,
1925. , D. M. as a date upon which re-
monstrances will be received, or heard,
against the amount assessed against each
piece Of property described in said roll,
land will determine the question as to
whether such lots or tracts of land have
been or viii be benefited in the amounts
named on said roll. or in a greater or less
sun than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said prima
facie assessments. with the names of own
ers and descriptions of property subject to
be assessed is on file and may be seen at
the office of the Board of Public Works
of said city. co,,>-
w. II. FREEMAN
NJ. j. SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works. City of Indian
Sept aB3Sls55 "a 1925.
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80 Legal Notices
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

Indianapolis Ind. Sept. %, 1929
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: -,
Notice is hereby. given by, the Board ,i 81
Public Works Of the City Of ln az se6tem
Indiana that on the list Gay o ssse espSTt
roll showing the prima tacie asses iIos
for the following described pubic I'M
provement as authorized by tne imp wv
ment Resolution named: 1otoo
Improvement Resolution No. l2l3@'
BROADWAY TERRACE c..
From north property line OF Fltiy-oeV'
ens 70 South property line Of ty-Eighth
BY paving, the roadway j. T TdI cr Wooden on
B BTGSk laid dd'P on encR gravel cSncreto
foundation, from curb line to curb Inc 10 10
a uniform width OF 30 IT.: and resettlns
Aiso extending ali water, gas, sewer and
other nI.ivate service connections 10 prop
erty line. where not already in; d a..
All to be az shown on plan an" "
4 Persons interested in or affected BY sac ia
.scribed public Improvement are n VpylJs
ihed that the Board q az FuSS ant 18th
said city has tixed Frio Sgon Which re-
Tnonstrances will be received. or heardh
erainst the amount assessed agalnSI ea ni
piece 9f Rrt9pePSge q the Question as
whether such lots or tracts OF lan9 no o m1
been or will be benefited In me nu iess
named on said roll nor or IN IN sa gde4 roll " ~
Said asse ssment roll showing SAID ep rln1S
facie assessments. with the names o. oW ~
ers and descriptions OF p[dopea ay be seen at
The Office of the Board of Public works Oh
said CITY, cuAprrs II COFFIN.
". II. FRSIE>EH5Ml-AAN
Board Of Public Works City OIL lnoia"'
ap0hSS 1oo5
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BIG LINER FL0ATED

BIZ United Press
LONDON, Sept. 23.-The big
United States liner George Wash
ington, grounded off Bremen today
while bound to Southampton and
New York, with a large American
passenger list, was relocated at 2:40
o'clock this afternoon and proceeded
on her journey, according to an.
nouncement from the United States
lines offices here.
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SWINE VALUES HOLD FULLY STEADY
Choice Lambs Drop to Top
Price of $3.50
Calves Even.
Hog Prices Day by Day

Steadiness prevailed today in the
hog market at the Indianapolis
Livestock Exchange and fresh swine
estimated at 1000 and followers
from Tuesday numbering 263, were
absorbed at price levels fully steady
with the previous days close. The
top figure of 1880 was paid for
light and light light material. The
bulk of the transactions for the ses-
sion were made from $13.40@13.S0.
Hog Price Scale
Trading was done over the follow
ing scale of prices: Heavies cashed
at $13.50@13.40; medium weight
hogs brought $13.6O@13.7O; light ma.
terial commanded a price of $13.S50
1890; light light swine sold from
3.75@13.90; pigs averaged $12.50@
1915; smooth packing sows moved
at $11.50@12.50; roughs moved at
$10.75 @11.50, and stays were $3.50
OIL.
An offering Of cattle estimated at
LOO were sold at prices which
were steady with Tuesday. The run
showed the lack of finish and did
not command the top prices in any
classes. Steers were priced from
$S@14. Heifers were of good quail
ity and averaged s6911.5O. Cows
were more in demand and sold from
S46S.25
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$50; cows. s4;25@5.5O: Gamers and cut
stockers and feeders. $3.50 $50. Hogs
heaxies, si2 e5 a 1885: mediums. siS.i5
llghIss -S13 a Is SO; packing sows. s11. 25
So j. Sd Pigs sS S1a72 dSSS 1 SS
market. weak to 25c lower; ewes, So q
wooded lambs. $12.75 a 1870.
PITTSBURGH. Sept. 23.-Cattle-Re-
eeiptsl light. market steady. choice. $40
7.75: vealers. S15@15.5O. Sheep and
lambs--Receipts. light; market. steady I;
prime wethers: ssg 1880 g! good 81 2S e
steady: prime, $3.50 ala; mediums,
$14;35@I4;4O heavies, $1435 a. 40.
rougRs. $I1 Az; stays. S7as.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 23.-Hogs--Re-
ers, s14@ 14.1O; mixed, S14; mediums.
s sis10 pigs Sls5 FSHSss 7oS SINAI mar
ket. active; good to choice bulls. scar:
choice heifers. SO a IL: good to choice
cows. 50 a 8; fair TO good COWS. s. q !;
common, cows, 50 a 4; milchers. $40 g
100; sheep and iamos|ikeeeeeiptsc 600
Receipts. 300; market, soc off. top.
$3.50.
TOLEDO. Sept. a3.-Fogs-Receipts,
1870: mediums, $i3.s0@i3.S5; Workers.
S13.S0l 1890; good pigs $4,000 1910.
Calyes--M Market. steady. Sheep and lambs
Market. slow.
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Local Bank CIearingS
Lepdk Notices

INDIANAPOLIS bank clearngs for today
amounted 20 S.. 542 600. Debts Ior touay
were S5.73S 900.