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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-01

Baseball in North Carolina.
from where / came, was not
PLAYED with the same tune-same
tune of profanity, i must say-as
i found out existed in the big
leagues.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-01

Pi TraynOr Day down at the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-07
Other Live Stock

CHICAGO. Feb 7-Hogs--Receipts.
1l.Ooo: market generally steady to str s1 g
II; Heavyweight. $1060@1II0; medium
weight. .$10.25 g IL lightweights. 500 a
1880; light lights, SO % q 1880; packing
sows s@ 00eh6 $SS5 1CtS slSaghter
pigs. $S69.50. Cattle-Receipts. 800:
market, compared last week; few steers,
advance; lower grades drag on the mar
ket; extreme top yearlfngs nj load lot,
$3.50; part road. SIS; best heayies.
S11;25; numerous loads heavies, $40 90 g
1885: stockers and feeders firm; meaty
feeders. $S.25: she stock uneven: exces-
sive supply common to medium steers de-
pressing good and choice. cows and heavy
heifers: these barely steady; lover grades
firm to higher; most light heifers % a
40c up: bulls 10 a 25c up: extreme top
on vealers lost; shipping. weights. 81 off;
S6.25@7.25; lat cows. $3.50 $3.50: beef
SCARS; veal calves. $11.75 @13. Sheep
around $500 direct: for week around
31.S00 direct and So cars feed lot; COM
pared last week. fat lambs mostly SOC off
lambs uneven generally 25c off; week s
prices: fat wooled lambs, $3.50 1S. so;
weeks top. S19: closing top. LEO: Colo
RADIOS, $3.50 a 1873; full shorn lambs up
to sly; fresh shorn scarce $14.5OG1 10;
TT wethers. S1l OLE; feeding lambs. SO
CINCINNATI. Feb. 7.-Cattle-Re-
good to choice, $7.50@S.50. Gaiyes-Re-
ceipts. lower market. lower; good to
choice. $12@14 Hogs-Reeeipts, 1900;
market. steady: good to choice packers
and butchers, $11.25. Sheep-Receipts,
275; market. steady: good to choice, So a
8. Lambs-Market, STEADY; good to
choice, $18@1 1850.
EAST BUFFALO, Feb. 7.-Cattle-Re-
shipping steers RS $s.56@io .75: Butcher
Receipts 500: market, slow, ST lower.
Gull to choice So q 10. Sheep and lambs
steady; choice lambs, SIS a 1875; Gull to
a sSesp ssS15 KsrnfRs Sdoa 1853 1862
market SLOW, pigs. soc lower; workers..
fo 5Ss S. $40; sfsss, SO az az . 90
+ CLEVELAND, Feb. 7.--Hogs = Re-
ceipts. 500: market Zoe lower; Workers
diun. $f1.25 GI1.40: pigs. $3.50; roughs.
SO; stays So. Cattle-Rec 100:
market. slow. unchanged. Sheep and lambs
Receipts 500; market steady top,
$3.50. Calves--Receipts. 100; market
Soc lower; top, SIS.
TOLEDO. Feb. 7-Hogs-Receipts
1880: medium. .$11 0@11.2 5; Workers.
Sill a lilo; good pigs, seq 900. Calves
Market. slow. steady. Sheep and lambs
Market slow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-07
MARRIAGE Licenses .

Arthur Thomas Cain, 81. 20 w. Thirty.
Sixth, collection manager: Katherine l.
Horribly. 20. 1915 N Delaware milliner.
Morland M. Erchelberger. SO. Kackacka,
Mich. railroad operator: Viola p. Bow
man, "a. 4645A Massachusetts.
Richard E. Thomas, ~ 91S w. Walnut,
hospital orderly: Mamie Grace Esters. 20.
904 w. Tenth, maid.
benjamin.. Harrison Frye. 35. 1913 N.
Temple salesman; Margaret A. Draper,
II. 1884 e. Sixteenth. bookkeepeF.
Edward Burnett Foster. So, 1884 Lock
wood; maehinist;. Irma Kathleen Thomas.
RoS Sla RsS g. ssOs dis ssY
Samuel Il. via, "a. 1851 College,
clerk; Helen ,June Via, Is, 3025 W. WASH
Andrew Joseph Reidy, %. 14s w. Pratt.
clerk; Evelyn Violet Collins 20. 10 w.
Ruth Page. Is, Woodstock Dr., artist;
Thomas Hart Fisher. %. Chicago. at3or-
Ralph Henry Briles. es. s7Oe Central.
dry cleaner; Lora Helen Davis, 20. 3S41
Boulevard Pl., bookkeeper.
Horace Glenn Joyner. 81. 1867 South
eastern. butcher: Mary Anna. Morris. 80,
S29 Woodlawn insurance clerk
Richard Hartlys Collier. ~, 73O z. Dr.,
Woodruff Place. salesman: Elsie T.. Smith,
20, $3.50 NJ Meridian. saleswoman.
Amelia Il. Kanzlicter 80, 114S N.
Pershing; John N. Steiner. As. 432 w.
James il. Mcdonald. "a, 1891 N. Lib
erty. auto mechanic; Katherine Slater,
80, 22S N. Liberty. hOusekeeper.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-07


Lawrence and Elva Poulton. 5316 Car
rollton.
Roy and Hazel Rose. st. Vincent Hos
pita1
man.
John and Evelyn Fields. city hospital
Eulio and Bette Smith. 2316 Martindale
William and Esther Holcom. Deaconess
Lyle and Ethelyn Proffitt. Deaconess
CsriI and wreatha Elword, Deaeaness
Henry and Sylvia shelton. 6o12 Dewey.
Clayton and Bertha Jockey, 5306 N.
Webster.
Charles anr Jessie Graf. 1914 Finley.
Louis and Mabel Wagner. 300 South
Kiftord and Freda Mundy. St. Vincent
Hospital
Ciemmie and Ludore Jones. city hospital.
Jesse and Hortense Gembering. city hos
pital.
Henry and Nellie Greer. Deaceness Hos
Joe and Kate Tokess. 152 Bright.
Joe and Rosa Matkovich,, 2535 W. Wal
Tanus and Lucille Yanotf, is E. Nc
~ William and oneta coyIe. 7ee Concord.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-07
HOGS ERRAT|C ON
ACTIVE MARKET
Cattle Trading Quiet With
Prices Steady.

Hog prices were erratic at the
local livestock exchange today on
an active market.
Lightweights were steady to 5
cents higher at $1O.s5@10.9O, while
heavies dropped to $11. Other classes
were steady, the bulk of sales being
at $1,000.
The entire supply of $500 hogs
was quickly absorbed. Pigs dropped
25 cents and sold at $7@10.75, while
sows We're steady.
The cattle market was quiet and
nominally steady with only $50 head
offered. The quality of stock was
poor. No steer sales were reported.
The few cows and heifers disposed
Of brought steady prices at $500
1850.
The calf market was 81 lower with
best offerings bringing SIS. Bulk
of sales was at $14Q1S.5O. Receipts
We're ESQ.
Less than so sheep and lambs
were offered and the stock was poor
in Nquality and condition. Heavy
lambs were quoted at $12@14, with
few unfinished lambs bringing a
top Of SIS. Sheep were nominally
steady.
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Average price of twenty industrial
stocks Friday was III .4S. up 90; Aver.
. as price o. twenty rams was lOo'40' on
Bu United Press
| NEW YORK. Feb. 7.z-Sentiment
regarding business conditions was
additionally heartened by optimistic
tone of weekly mercantile reviews
which noted that trade expansion
was going ahead steadily with com
plete absence of speculative excuses.
Transactions in the weekend ses-
sion today followed the main lines
Of trading on the days Immediately
preceding. Sentiment continued en-
Enthusiastically bullish as result of
report of nationwide prosperity.
Speculation for the rise showed a
tendency to concentrate upon high
priced industrials, owing to the
business attracted by the recent
substantial gains of stocks in this
class.
AS a consequence of this fresh
demand from outside sources furth-
er sharp advances occurred in Bald
win, Amer1caX~ Express and Mack
Truck, while the uprush in Cast
Iron Pipe and Nash Motors at
tanned sensational proportions.
Oils naturally invited heavy profit
taking because of the prominent part
they had played in the weeks adj
vances, but their place was taken
in the speculative picture by the mo-
tors, due to the tremendous activity
created in General Motors by expec-
tations Of q dividend increase at
Mondays meeting.
Dupont, which has large General
Motors holdings, also was urgently
bought and climbed to a new high on
the move at 1481s.
Hudson was also in urgent demand
as a result of brisk prices in its
urgent demand and the stool
achieved the best levels of its his
tory at 80.
The market closed higher.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-07

Portland Cement-cioth . bag. $50:
Martsr-NQvicS prepared. 75e 1oo-Ib.
sack
Pisstre and Finishes--Ivory Neat so
ID. paper sacks Use; Michigan stucco. 81
a 100-Ib. sack: plaster paris. 81 80-lb.
sack: sto.yewall prepared first coat cloth
sacks. zoe
mon. $70: No. 2 COMMON. $40.
Beyel SIDING 3zx6 clear redwood T$5S
Einish@Glear yellow pine. g.. and 10.
inch. 500; I2,inch; $11o; clear Eedwood
Drop Sidlngs-1x6 p. $T5. No. /
common. $40: ks No common z P.
500: No common. S43.
Boards--1x4 No. common $50: No. u
common $40 Ike No ! common. $65;
No common $50: 1xe and 1x10 No /
common. $40: No. common. S45 1x12
No. 1 common. $75; No. 2 common. $47
Finish-Clear yellow pine 8. and To-
inch. 500, l2-lnch, Sl10; clear redwood
8. 6 and 10inch. $i40: 12-inch. $160
1000.
6x17 %. 1s-ft.. $40: 2xSx12 to 16-ft.
$685. 2xI0x12 to 19-it.. $z2; 2z12x12 %
18-ft.s 500: Is - 20 fest. 81 mofe-
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Commission Market


Fruits
Apples-Fancy Johnathans. $3.50 q
s e6 n srsSsBIlnsfs aS ~ sa SSi s 81
$3.50; Beiie1owers, 81.
Apricots- California. $3.50 box.
Cranberriss-~s75 so half barrel box
Grapefrnit-- 81. rs a s.bo ; box.
Grapes--Fancy California Emperors,
Leamoanas-California. s5.76@6.7S.
Lnle-S1 30 hundred;
Gas, 1855 to 25os sS.76 q $50: Florida
Pears.winser varieties. $3.50 bu.;
fancy N: Y. D,Aniosa SO bu.
s strawb;.rries4sy e soc quart.
Vegetables
Beans-Fancy Southern Green. $30350
Beets-Fancy homegrown. S165 a
bushel: new Texas 80.
Cabbage-Fancy Holland seed. IN 93c
carrots-sl.65 bushel: New Texas,
Celery-Florida $3.50 . 2-s crate.
e crate: New York Golden Heart. $3.50 q
Cauiifiower-- California, So crate.
Cucumbers--Fancy Southern. So a don
kaIe-Eastern $2l5 q barrel
.
z crate; hothouse leaf. $2.75 15-pound
Msngoes--Fancy Southern. 60c 3 bas-
ke$,
grown, SO a 100-lb. sack: Indiana yellow,
So 100-lO. nsek: Indiana yellow. So; In
diana red. dollhouse green's. 65c doz
Parsley - Homegrown. $3.50 dozen
Radishes-Buttons. dollhouse. S1.1O
dog. punches; long red or white, 75c doz.
Rutabagas--$1 a rs 50-lb basket
Shallots-65c a basket.
Spinach-S1 go bushel.
squast-Hubbard 8 Y @4c 3 pound.
Tomatoes--Fancy California repacked
Turnips-i.75 a bu.: $500 Dbl
Potatoes
Fancy, Michigan round whites, $2.25 9
l50-lb bag. Minnesota, So a l50-lb. bag:
Red River Early Ohios,- $2!15 120-lb.
bog: Idaho Russets, 50 go a. 120-lb
Sweet Potatoes Virginia. S4.75 q bOl
Eastern Jerseys $3.76 E hamper: Indiana.
$3.50 q bu Arkansaa $2.75 hamper:
Goldenglow S. so.
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Deaths

Jacob Norris. 70. ia e. Thirty Six st..
aeq Hma aa'a Ftapa at IL. 1s47 yandes.
Emily Brown Baker. "a. 1905 Talbot,
: G Christian AppenzelIer. Oh. 1925 Central,
: Harriet ! Wszel. -4s 722 Fulton. car
Anna Poole. 80. city hospital. choleii-
Mary Esther constock. IA. 316 E.
Arthur Riclisy, Al. Methodist Hospital,
mastoiditis.
Ernestis Henderson. 40. Methodist Hos
p'' Geolge S xojcheck. IS. 1851 Prospect, ar
lerioSeleF0SfG.N
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-07
IrtiIity flniciaI. Pronoted

W. Marshall Dale, investment de-
partment manager of&he Interstate
Public Service Company has been
named secretary treasurer to succeed
Ira E. Guthrie, who resigned effec-
tive April 1. Dale came from Louis
vile, KY, where ne directed the in.
vestment department. Of the Ken
lucky Utilities Company, year ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-07
FOUR GIVEN SENTENCES
Two Go to Prison for Stealing
Welding Outfit.

Four men were sentenced today.
by, Judge James A. Collins on
charges OF grand larceny. August
Cummings, %, and Arthur Burton
were each fined 500 and costs and
sentenced to one to fourteen years
at the Indiana State prison. They
were charged with stealing a $500
Welding outfit from Michael Howard,
S74 S. Senate Ave-, on Dec. IL, 1924.
Kenneth Attic, II, and Forrest
Whitesell, Is, were each sentenced
to six months on the Indiana State
farm. officers alleged they stole au-
tounobiIes.
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George Barnard. former member
of the public service commission, will
be principal speaker at a luncheon
Of the Indianapolis Traffic Club, Feb.
10. at the SEVERN. Regular date Of
che luncheon was Feb. IL, but
change was made on account of a
meeting Feb. 10. Of the Ohio Valley
Shippers Regional Advisory Board.
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The city was awarded s4.47154
Judgment against Hamlin S. Scott Of
the Scott Electric Company BY
Superior Judge I. j. Moll on com
plaink Scott was over1aid that
amount BIZ error for work on tie
ellF S. disposal plant.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-07

r. r. Roller win head the Save
the Surface Club for the coming
year. other officers named at the
meeting at the Chamber of Com
merce Friday night werss r. f..
Fisher. vice president. and Oscar u
rich. secretary-treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-07
Tank WAGON Prices

mot including &c State taxi
GASOLINE-Energee, 1Sc gallon:
Purol. l5.2c; Red Crown. 1929; Target,
l5.2c; Silver Flash. 1oc. SINCLAIR, CONNER.
KERO NE-Crystaline lite; Moore
h nsse Lbs III s PT saSs sSs ss sD
NAFHTHA--Energee Cleaners 1e.5c:
NJ. q 2. 1880: Sta1dolind Cleans. 1850.
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Prices on Coal

Anthracite $3.50 q ton; coke. SIG;
West Virginia lump. Sc @7.25; Kentucky
lump. S6.75 @7.75: Pocahontas mine run.
lump. IS ar: Indiana egg. S. Sd @5.76:
Indiana mine run. aS4 80 as so. wheel
ing. Soc ton extfa.1
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Produce Markets
(Johbers Buying Pricesl


Eggs-Strictly. fresh delivered at Ind
annapolis. 500 32c dozen. $500
Pouitry-Fowls, 4 Il lbs. upyS20 a 21c q
horn poultry: IS per cent discount; cap
10 ise as Young S ' tom tagksys. sse Young u
lbs, up. 10@14c; squads II lbs, to doz
$500; guineas, 2-lb. size. 81 dozen:
ButterIPa cking stock butter. 19 gle;
Cream-Butter tat delivered at Indian
Rabbits Selling S102 a dozen.
York fun cream. SO a s s2c: Wisconsin Inn
burger. 20 a Csc: Wisconsin daisies. 2c.:
DOMESTIC Snn Swiss aa0@d4Se; imported: soc
large. 81 80: American loaf 34e: pimento
loaf. S5c: Swiss loaf. 40c.
CLEVELAND. Feb. 7.-Butter-Extra
IN tubs. 43 q 44c; extra firsts. 40h a
II u c; arsts, 3S u a SO 15c: prints 1c ex-
Es Eggs--Fresh gathereda northern nt! a. s x
fowls, ESQ zoe; leghorns. % 24c; heavy
sspgringge ger 2S@ ace Light; 90 G 21c ducks.
$3.50; Minnesota, sa.lOaa.l5.
NEW YORK. Feb, 7.-Flour-Dull Low
er. Pork-Firm; mess. S37. Lard
Easy Easy: midwest spot SIG 90 10 80.
9bS 465c refned steady f. sr ana led
6.90@6.IOc. CofIee-Rio 4 spot. CSC:
Santos No. 4, 27% q % Tallow--
steady; special to extra BIS @9%c. Hay
-Firmer; No. 1. $1.35 @140: No. 3.
$115@1. 30. Dressed poultry--QEis !;
turkeys. 81 q 46c; chickens, 2O% 45c:
Lcng Island. 900 29c: capoia. 500 32c.
Live poultry Steady: geese E0@ 25c:
SgSs so 1919 35c; fowls. 29 2se: turkeys:
broiiers. Z. IS a Soc: caponss 900 z0c..
Cheese Eirmer; state whole milk. conn
mons to specials 20 q 26c: State skins.
choice to specials * q zoe; lower SPADES:
creamery extras. 4Oc: special market, 40 Y
q Ale. Eggs-Steady: nearby white fancy,
81 y q 52c; nearby State whites. Ia 51cs
fresh flrsts. IS q 4Sc; Pacific coasts. A q
51c: western whites. 400 51cs nearby
browns, 40 g sic.
CHICAGO Feb. - er-Receipts,
hrgts. s5 a SO Ses seconds, 81 q SAC. EeEss
ReceiptS. 1901 Orcinaries 81 a. 36c.
iirstss 40 Chssss,sI wins 2s y &;
ears fowls. 2Q@2 3c: ducks. 26e geese.
1Be. springs z6es turkeys. &5c. rDHstefs.
Lac. Pclstqes--- ~ GERS Y. Wis
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FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, Feb. Foreign exchange
fran s. 5.ssMc, up .o6 We; lire. .4t4c
marks. 1880 Holland. 4022c, off 02c;
Hong Kong, 55 y G. Shanghai, .75%c; 70
kohama. .3SS7c: Russia. 5.16c. ~.
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80 LEGAL NOTICES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~e~~>~~~s~es~~~N~
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

TO WHOM n Nay CoNCERN:
u SGe Td Is hereby cf hs R By 81 fn B0sFd
Indiana that on the 4th day of February,
1928, they approved an assessment roll
the following described public improve
ment as authorized by the improvement
resolution named:
FIRST ALLEY EAST OF GRAHAM ST.
From north property line OF first alley
noTtn s OF Lowell are ave, ina :, ,ch;yan 81
By grading and paving the alley; with n
RE sd 9rom sE six hcbss ray 81
uniform width o. eleven feet; providing
eleven linea1 feet of 4x1S-inch stratifed
standard steel. paving guard. as specified
Also. extending all water. gas. sewer.
and all other private service connections
All TO be as shown on plan and as
Persons interested in or affected by said
notified that the B2ard q. PUBLIC Works MS
1925, 2 D. M, as s. date upon which re-
monstranees will be received, or heard,
against the amount assessed against each
piece of property described in. said roll.
and will determine the question as to
been orswiu be benefited in the amounts
named on, said rolf or in greater, or
SAID assessment sesu mt roll showing said prima
facie assessments, with the names of own.
erss anil descriptions of property subject
at the office Of the Board OF Public Works
- sow ~ CHARLES =. COFFIN.
n u s EfRNARN
Board OF Public Works. City OF Indian
rzAS n al - 10 20 1nos
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TIMERS, SUPPLIES

Tfn--~1 O 20x2s coke. $14 so: charcoal,
$22.50 @24 ternes. 14@1S: old styles
Lead-@Bar Sis per 100 pounds.
Zinc-Sheet, $3.50 per 1O0 pounds.
Copper Bottoms 36c per pouna-;
sleal--No. % range Galvanized $b.6B
a 1855 per 100 Doundgs O r g b. &4.56
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CHARLES E. COFFIN
w N ZIP FEN An
Board Of Public Works. City of indian
Feb. g. 4. q. &c. Ii. IL. IS. 1925.
S55TT77T57- M ETTnnF5R5-s :

NOTICE TO. BIDDERS fI
The undersigned publicly posts. from
time to time as needed, on the bulletin
board of the Board Of School Commission
ers Of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana,
at its offices. $50 ~. Meridian Street, Indi-
annapolis. specifications for divers supplies
for schools, offices, jaaitors, domestic
science. manual training and office equip
ment: for lockers for elementary schools;
glass contract. ~ bookcases: and for ma
terials for repairs to buildings and equip
ment. viz: hardware. lumber, plumbing
and electrical sapplies; and bids viii be
received by the undersigned for the sale
to said Board for sucht supplies and ma
terials until the respective dates named IN
sad specifications.
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
RICHARD. @. JOHNSON.
Business Director.
Indianapolis. Ind Feb. z. 1925.
IT'S NEVER lost until Indianapolis Times
Want Ads have failed to find It
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Local Bank CIearinus

Bank clearirgs Saturday were So $685.
600. For the week. SIT. $50 600
Bank debts amounted to SIS, 460, 600.
For the week. $35, 04S. 900.
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New York Cotton Futures
COTTON FUTURE


All directions above freezing. but
below freezing west and north Sun.
day night.
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Cash Grain

anoted Al Il /. 9. 5: basis to New. york.
Hay on rack 4 indianapolis lnl;sp Us 6lds d9r
WSheat--Eaay to steady; No. 2 red.
u 6 81 ss Eo- No hArs S M6itsa ls2fi5a
yellIox s. 10 90 N0. yellow, 81 ii II
mixed liked Sf.6S al ls "a A'lS z = i.lO' ~
NJ oats5 S|ts q N e. white. 54@55Hc;
$50: No. ] light Clover mixed, $500
16;, No. clover mixed, S15@15.50; No.
J. clover hay, S14 so @16.
Inspections
Wheat---No. 1 red. 1 car; No. 2 red,
II cars; No: 9 red; ! car; No; 4 red. 1
ear orn sngao w ssEs T csra A S 9aT White
4 cars; No. 5 white. 8 cars: No. g yellow.
z cars No. 4 yellow: 3 cars; No yel-
So. ys mixed car; No. mixed, cars cars.
O oats-No. . white, 8 cars; No. 3 white,
cars; No. white. 8 cars: sample white,
] car; No. mixed. car. Total. 10
iHay-No clover mixed. cars. To-
TOLEDO, Feb. .7.--Wheat - Cash -
3, 1884. Rye---Cash, $1.54. Oats
Cash. $Io5. Cloverseed Cash. old,
1880; new and February. $1e.80; March.
/ $19.65 October. $14.50, Timothy-Cash
and February, SO 20: March $3.25. Al
sEIkse-Cashs GID $500; cash. new and nd
"A @45c. Eggs--42 q 47c.> Hay-$25.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 7.-wheat-July.
$1.59%- No. red. 500: no. 2. 81 .9S@
2.0I: No 8. $1.94 al 9S: No. 4. $1.76 a
100; No 1 hard. 81 81: No. 2. 81 80 q
1.s5 Is No. 8. 81 "a No. 81 81
81 80 May, 81 SO q July. S1.36. Oats
NO. 2 white. 57Is q 5sc; No. s. 56@
57hc.
CHICAGO Feb. 7.--Wheat--No. 2 red.
$2i No. p hsrd, 81 sS Corn-7g2; 3
YYeaaSS ; No. 8 lsI29IgH @S2p15 tNks osh g
81 12@ al Is; No. q mixed. 81 1901 IS:
No. ;,b b 81 4 IsB g Gig; No sl1S 4. No.
81 Ia .19A No, 81, Sill. Oats
Bar yasse s x Se 81 NS. S ge
Timothy rs a 6.60% Clover S25 q 33.
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Chicago Grain Table

x FEB. r.
Open. high. Low. Close. cl dose.
July 1904 1853 1861 1.65H 1861
Sept l;4S LAB LAC 1.49 1891
May 1857 1.s5R 1891 1.s4x 1854
Sept 1i.s48 1851 i.S4H 1888 i.sSR
OATS
5sSSs: 81 .SSsS q: SssE sS :ssssas
May 1877 1885 1920 1925 1881
RIBS
IN; my 1904 T.4sx 1.sSx n FAX 1879 f:2sa
RYE &
& sslE lI::ssS 11ssgssa 1857 1881 TIA
Nominal.
CHICAGO. Feb 7.-Carlot receipts were:
Wheat, AZ; corn. 1854; oats, 103; rye. 4.
CHICAGO. Feb Urinary receipts
Wheat. $4,000 against $4,000; corn
$50, 600 against 1929. 600: oats. 73S.00O
against $4,000. Shipments: Wheat
against $1,000; oats. 5000 against
$4,000.
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RETAIL SEED Prices

indianapolis retail seed prices ars, Al
faIfa. &16.60 3 bushel Alsike-~&f&. Red
CI3yer--S22. XlmQihy.-2 4.2ks
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-07
AUCTION SALES
MONDAY. $50 A. M.

1918 E. Pratt St; rugs laundry stove.
extra good heater; bed. 3 rockers. dresser.
davenport. dining-room suite, dishes. kitch-
en- utensils. in fact the complete furnish
ings of the home. MARK &c NEAL
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-07
GRAIN FUTURES
CLOSE HIGHER
May Wheat Leads Advance
on Short Coverings.

CHICAGO, Feb. 7.--Grain fu-
lures closed sharply higher on the
Board of Trade today.
May wheat led the advance on
short covering and fresh buying by
leading bun interests. A good deal
OF encouraing export news was re-
ceived. but most Of it lacked con-
firmation.
Corn gained moderately with
wheat, although the cash situation
was discouraging.
Oats followed other yrains to a
higher close.
Provisions showed fair gain with
grains and hogs.
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Bu Unit6d Praas

CHICAGO. Feb. Inlay wheat
came back with a snap today fol-
lowing crash and closed at $1.91 a
bushel, up AS cents from the close.
Many weak accounts were shaken
out in the crash, leaving the market
in strong hands. The opening price
today was SISSY. After sagging
to $1.S6% the market spurted to
$1.91A and the close was only 4
off the high.