davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1926-11-16
COAST GUARD IN SEARCH
FOR BEAR AS ITS MASCOT
Academy at New London. in Max
ing Choice. Pays Tribute to
Historic Old Cutter.
Sy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW LONDON. Conn. November
1s-The Military Academy at West
Point has it's mule: the Naval Acad-
envy at Annapolis its goat, and now
the Coast Guard Academy in this city
As seeking a ma ascot. An appeal has
been broadcast to the various enlist
nnent centers asking for the immedl-
ate enlistment of bear, preferably
cub.
Decision to adopt hear as the Of
Ncial mascot was reached by the
Academy oficials as tribute to the
historic old cutter Bear. To the lucky
bear the Coast Guard service offers
an interesting and happy service ca
reer with fine chances for rapid pro
motion.
The academy this year has wit
messed a large increase in the mum
ber of cadets. and for the first time in
Ats history has been able 10 put 4
foot hall team on the field strong
enough TO compete with college teams
The cadets also have a strong ba asket
ball team and the need Of an ofncial
mascot has become imperative.
Evening star., 1926-11-16
Get S5.2OO in Two Hold-ups.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. November
IS (Pl.-In two daring daylight rob
berries three men held up storekeepef
and later waylaid two employees of the
American Bakeries Company here yes
ferdav. escaping in an automobile with
loot estimated at nearly 5000.
Evening star., 1926-11-16
Butler Spends $4,000.

BOSTON. November IS Ro.-Unit.
ed States Senator William NJ. Butler,
who failed of election on November ?,
despite the Endorsement of President
Coolidge, yesterday filed a schedule
showing an expenditure of $4,000 in
the campaign.
The Massachusetts Anti-Sa loon
League campaign committee reported
expenditures of S14353
Evening star., 1926-11-16
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS

If your skin is yellOw-cOmplex-
ion paIlid-tOngue cOated-appetife
pOOr-yOu have a bad taste i'm your
mOuth-a lazy, nO-gOOd feeling
you should take Olive Tablets.
1 DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets-a
substitute for calOmel-were pre-
pared by DIR. Edwards after 20
years of study.
Olive Tablets are a purely veg
etable compound mixed with olive
oil. Know them by their olive
color.
To have a clear, pink skin. bright
eyes, no pimples, a feeling Of buoy
ancy like childhood days you must
I get at the cause.
DR.. Edwards OLIVE Tablets, act On the
liver and bowels ike eal0mel-yet have
! NO dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome CON
stipafIor. Take nightly and note the
! pleasing results. Millions Of boxes sold
! yearly. Ibc. 30c. 6Oc. All Druggists.
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STATE MOVES TO
FIGHT CORN DORER
Observers Sent to Steuben
and DeKaIb Counties.

Acting upon information received
from l.. II. Worthley, administrator
of European corn borer control in
Washington, ID. c., Frank y. Wal
lace, State entomologist has sent OBJ
servers to Steuben and DeKalb
Counties to prevent. if possible, the
entry into these counties of the
European corn borer, which is doing
considerable damage in Williams
County. Ohio.
Wallace says there is no cause
for alarm as the condition is not
serious yet. Steps + merely be-.
ing taken to protect Indiana farm
ers. The 1925 Legislature appro-
priated $4,000 FOR use in fighting
the corr horer.
Worthley has ordered that a quar-.
antine be placed on all Williams
County tOhio) corn, to combat spread
OF the pest. s.
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Legal Notices

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~S~~~~
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY CoMMIS
SION-DIVfSION OF. MAINTENANCE
Contract No. ~
4 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
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CHICAGO GRAIN
CLOSE IS LOWER
July Wheat Proves Ex'
ception, Closing Higher.

BU Cnfcd Press
CHICAGO. July 81. Save for
July wheat and corn, grains in all
positions closed below the previous
levels on the Chicago Board of
Trade today.
July wheat closed S%@119s high
er because of extensive short over
ing on the last trading day of that
month, The other positions were
% and z off. The market was very
nervous with most of the interest
conferred in the July delivery.
The only break of the day came
with the posting of the local re-
ceipts, which were 754 cars, the
largest seen here in a long time.
However, this fact was .offest by the
u~nfavorable crop news, and the mar.
Ret uncovered most of it's losses
when commission houses proved
good buyers on the dips. Cash
prices were weak here, but firm in
the Southwest. About 200, 900 bush.
els were reported taken for export.
Corn prices sagged under the in.
huence Of better weather over the
belt and the predictions of more rain.
Although they drew some strength
from wheat only July closed %c
above Fridays figure. The other pc.
sitions were &c and &c lower. Cash
prices We're also a little lower. Re-
ceipts were forty-two cars.
Oats slumped with the other
grains, closing H0&c lower. Re-
ceipts were seventy cars.
Provisions closed lower onAthe
drop in hog prices.
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ROACH HIRED TO
CLEAN UP CANTON
Investigator Known in In
diana Takes Office.
BIZ Lnitcd Press

BIZ United Press
CANTON, Ohio, July 31.-Josepl
r. Roach, Chicago attorney, became
advisory counsel to acting Chief OF
Police Earl HeXamer today at the
appointment of Mayor S. M. Swarts
to clean out the Canton vice and
liquor interests believed responsible
for the murder of Don r. Mellett
reform publisher.
The new city official will be pait
with funds raised by the executive
committee of inter-civic organiza
tons at whose suggestion he was
appointed. Roach is an experienced
vice crusader. He is credited with
cleaning up Terre Haute and Evans
Vile, Ind, and has participated ir
campaigns against the underworlds
of other cities.
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Lightweight Stuff Brings FIX
IRENE Top Price of
$14,15.

The hog market closed 20 cents
lower to ) cents higher in the final
session of the week at the Indian
apolis Livestock Exchange. Ship
pers bought all hogs higher but To-
cal packers bid 20 cents lower on
hogs weighing $50 lbs. and up and
finally bought material on this scale
late in the morning. Too many
heavy hogs in the pens and the
lower prices in the principal competi.
tive market combined to force the
drop on heavy weight material. Re
ceipts were estimated at $500 hogs
and 39S were held over from the
previous session and added to the
total fresh Offering in the pens,
lightweight stuff brought the top
price of SHE and the bulk of the
matured hogs were sold at $13014.
Hog Price Scale
Matured hogs weighing 160-1S0
lbs, were sold at S14@14.15, repre-
senting an increase of 5 cents over
the Friday scale of prices; 10000
lbs, $14, 5 cents higher; 2OO-210 lbs,
1915, 5 cents higher; 2f0-225 lbs,
1855, 5 cents higher; 225-235 IBIS,
$3.50, 5 cents higher; 235-25O lbs,
1925, 5 cents higher; 250-275 lbs.
$12.75013, 20 cents lower to 5 cents
higher; 275-3OO lbs, $12.5O012.75, 20
cents Nlower to 5 cents higher; 300
1926 lbs, S12Q12.25, 20 cents lower to
) cents higher. and 1926 IBIS. and up
$11.75Q12, 20 cents lower to 5 cents
higher. Pigs were sold at $4,000
1915, and packing sows were priced
at $9.75@11.50.
The cattle market vas at a stand
stu as is usual with the Saturday
trading periods. Receipts were estf-
mated at only 100 bovines but prices
remained steady on the small vol.
ume of business. Steers were priced
at S6@10.50; h%eifers, $6.5O06.75,
and cows. $J.5OG6.75.
Calves Are Higher
The calf market ruled so cents
higher from the start of the day.
Best vealers brought the top price
of $14 and the bulk of the Offering
sold Mt the strong price Of $4,000
a.. The greater part of the good
calves went to the scales at the top
price. Receipts were estimated at
200 vealers.
The sheep and lamb market ruled
steady to 20 cents higher than Fri
day quotations. Lambs were strong
to higher at S9Q13, with the bulk of
the good lambs selling at $12.750
10. Sheep were steady at $3.50 and
down; breeding ewes $7@9 and
bucks $3@4. Receipts were esti.
mated at 800 ovines and the session
assumed a tone of activity through
out the day.
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BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 3t.-Friday's
reactionary tendencies in the indus.
trial list were thrown aside in the
weekend market and another strenu-
Gus bullish demonstration was
staged in this section of the market.
At the same time aggressive buy
ing operations went ahead in the
public utilities and rails, creating a
buoyant'to in the whole list.
New York Central, Baltimore &
Ohio were two leading carrier issues
which reached new high ground on
the movement while Consolidated
Gas, Brooklyn Union Gas, Detroit
Edison and North American moved
ahead spiritedly in the utilides di-
vision.
Motor shares continued the prin-
cipal feature of the industrial group,
with Studebaker, Nash and Hudson
initiating the example recently set
on the upside by General Motors.
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TEACHERS MEET AUG. e
Educational Leaders Will Address
Assembly Here for Five Days.

Arrangements have been com
pleted for the Marion County Teach
ers' Institute to be held for five days
beginning Aug. 20 in the Crimina,
Court room, it was announced today
by Lee L. Swails, county school su,
perintendent. About $50 Marion
County teachers outside Of Indian.
apolis are expected to attend, Swails
said.
Among the speakers ON the pro
gram will be President E. 3. Bryan
Of Ohio State University, Mrs. De
marchus c. Brown, Albert Stump
attorney; Senator Arthur r. Robin
sol and Roscoe Gilmore Stott OF
Franklin, Ind. Swails will preside al
all sessions. County schools will
open Sept. 6, Labor day, Swaih al.
nounced.
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PEPPERMINT OIL DROPS

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July S1.-Approach
of the new crop brought a decline in
the price Of peppermint oil here. the
natural selling at S1S.25@13.50 a
pound, and redistilled, $14@14.25.
Pet grain was quoted at s1.9OQ2.15
and piminto, S4.25Q4.75.
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Other Livestock

CHICAGO. July 31.-(By Department of
AAgrr1iGS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500; com.
s%rassers 25@50c. oliver; lowest levels
since l234: yearrldings steady to zoe lower:
treJnc h ton 10 yealeEs 5000: eX.
Nun falrly broad demand: grassy kind pre-
dominate in she;stock, zoe on; bulls Csc
fec, etNrs, ss.5O@ 10; grass steers. $3.50
mS: st9ckers and feeders. S5.75@7: fat
S So 5dia SS43o@ 20; slaug5tsr heiiers;
GoanlHes; Sl2Ml3. Sheep-Receipts. l.
Wei weei poraaGGtnlcaliy zone OF sale today for
Ieeding, stations; fat lambs so @65c low
ef; culls 79e@Sl lower; sheep 20
FEEDER lambs ggabr,in VS. 1Soe lo TO Zoe }6r I Lover
[at yearlings. $i2:9 FAT ewes H'' 81. o 9t fecder
$I4s55 @1i;s55u ,N nat RE'Sss' s1iasplggSo a 1fa 4l@Sss::
ff Sade.r Si025 @ll50; ewes S5.50@722;
5000: steady TO 10c higher: top. S13.75:
1iS;s5 $l sq IS s 3 s G$:lG .sS, s%laaFStsr
@10.50; heavies down to $40 and lower:
some went at ..S1O.75 @1O.S5: shippers
took $40; estimated h9ldover 1000;
$i$,@5 | .S55i, fgiR5t!ysight@s, eqS5Yp9%Sf fS8!75:
S9s5@l0.75; slaughter pigs. s13@
EAST ST; LOUIS, July a1.LHogs-Re,,
sss5'6B.!5S55o p p : maT 81 dFf f58eTr5Sily a StoS2aS6;
gg9Gssq4d6ssa $S3aSa@ . 5$6l9 40 1 5000 FPS 9aa9gdGs S,
i9GG sGwss $9,75@iGgo. Gattie@Reeecipts,
no.; beef sed b steers, $Z.E5@@99aa55:: light year
& 80; low cutters and cutter cows,
So i50@422a ysalers;, S1273 ala heavy
steeFs. s 95.25So@@s7; az. 0q sbee stock s9d feeg 5o,-
$i$$'$$tSS; SaiiE FAY IR SiSaS' $slss9@R s. i'B B"lk
uc1NSCCii&SsN&2Tffi. e Juiy s. Sf@ eTfSi
500; market for light butchers loo. higher,
zoo ESQ 5oteI Bounds dsOj 81. 3 a YB. ~ 1886
.fba$.s55o: baking s6 SSsis 90. n S%g99SSs 1855. s1G& at.
steers sttemResSssiP rs ab39; market s + ve stejHidy; st beef
800: low cutters and cutter cows. S3@
4 at.e y%salers s "a bulk st FSdnM and feeder
$ifH IST bp3f S. AjR16p6s, JS ga & $SY@1ftd5i{iew
SS9Pas.. sssSssifoOi; ooo Ss% .G5 Spt S:SS}i
to choice, S3.50@l4.75. Sheep and lambs
Receipts. 1900. market. slow and
iSiS 2sslS s7 Saqlfc slheep.' ST. 81 SS@lff6jG. O HGyg gear
Sl4;55 Ga 4 s9 n pigs. sl4.5o&14.6O;
~i PfffHT'TssBH1piRRSGHa.l la July a1.-Hogs-Re-
956-3b0 lbs. So. 50GIa.50: 206,23G lbs,
f4i535@3aSS.77Ssio i hsO-29 60 pa 3 3 14 ss94:4?s%S .
i36 lbs. Si4 o,5o@i4.65; packing sows.
$ @1O. cattle-Reeeipts, 80, market.
sheep-Receipts. 800; market. steady; top
iat cL LfMGSIt July 31.-Hogs-Re.
ceipts. 1000: market. steady to Toe. up;
Workers.. S14@ 14.1O: mixed, M14.1 10;
medium. S12.50M13: pigs. S14.50 Cat
SS,50@ 1880: good TO choice, heifcrs,
$500 1880; good to choice butcher bulls,
Sc. 50@S; COWS. SIS a 600: milchers and
springers. S3.5013.SO, Sheep and lambs
41ReseoeiptsS 200; marsGt steady; tor,
Soc lower: TOP. s14.i5,
TOLEDO. July 211Hogsm7oReIcecintos:
ned msrNssif ST. s 's9 i3:n YYSYyo5TrSG;crs1 Si5.5op@S
1875: good pigs. S13 1914. Calves =
Market strong. Sheep and lambs-Market
steady
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BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. July 3t.-The actual
weekly bank statement OF the New York;
Clearing House shows the following
changes: State surplus. decrease. Sl0.-
426, $50: loans, discounts. etc. increase.
S52. 600. 900: cash in own vaults, MEM
bers. decrease, $40, 900: reserves in Fed
cral reserve bank members. decrease, Sd
544 900; reserve in own vaults, State IN
stitutions. decrease. S257.0O0; reserve in
deposits, State institutions. increase.
$500 net demand DEPOSITS. increase.
S42.374, 600: time deposits. increase, 81
1858. 900: circulation. increase. Sl64 600:
aggregate reserves S6l5.07 900: excess re-
serves. S22.1l3.S20.: u. s. deposits de-
quoted. SCI $50 900.
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Automobiles for Sale
1920 Overland
Touring, SIS

1924 Maxwell coupe. New Duco.
$685..
1925 Ford tudor; royal cord tires.
$685..
1922 Willys-Knight toupriIg;
Duco; semiballoon tires; 1926.
1925 Overland sedan; 1915,
Grant 6 touring; $50 cash.
1928 model Willys-Knight road
ster; 1915.
1924 Sport model Maxwell tour.
ing; new oversize tires; 1915.
1928 Overland touring; rebuilt
motor; $165. a
1928 Willys-Knight touring; new
Duco; new tires; $495.
1928 Fordor Ford sedan new
tires. Loaded with accessories.
$275.
1920 Overland sedan sos cash.
1922 Ford coupe.
1923 Chevrolet touring; $87.
Winter Enclosure; looks like new.
Only $145.
Oakland sedan. New Duco; a
driven $4,000 miles; $165.
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Produce Markets

Eggs-Strictly fresh delivered at Indian
Butter T.. twholesale PGTiees} Creamery.
or packing stock. 2l@%2e: ,o
Q20c; ducks, 14G15c.
s s9e: Li PS5sies; "a g. 8 a5a; LOnShOrns' GAO
CHICAGO: July sId01CheesSs-Twins,
small, n springs, 33c: ducks. heavy. 25e;
keys; 34cs ROSTERS, o1S1ac: broilers. zoe;
Missouri sacked Irish cobbiers. S1.75@2
CLEVELAND. July 31.-Butter-Extra
1irsts. 37% @3sc;. packing stock. sc up.
EEggs-5Extra 31hc; extra tirsts; 3Qhc;
Heavy fowls, 26@27c; Leghorn fowls. 30
@22c; deghrorn broilers, 26@27c: old
@ aa3fTi at@ S $3.50 geese per b %t?e daroIi3ss
S3.25G3.50: Maryland. $4@4.25.
NEW YORK. July 31-FlogHgToa9uiet-
S SSfeaay, middle we west. $i6 @Sss q i S235 Sugar Sugar
@ slesGy: s fsiSi Ss ' lSSs.44o al 3 5..sSe;: c Esflasd:
2215c.o Tallow-Easy;, specials. to extras.
SY?so @sN% n 2 H? y B 81 d No. c, :; s1:44YY@ g
30M64c: chickens, '32G4ic: capons, 4O@
52c: fowls, 1S@3 Sac: Long Islands 26c.
live opsoultry-Firm; geese 13@l5c;
25c: roosters. .20c: broilers 81 M2Sc.
Cheese-Dull; State milk common to
special. 221a 0231ac: young Americas,
2I% M22Xc. Butter-Steady: creamery
extras. 40@40hc; special market, 40.% a
-1119c.. Eggs-Firm; nearby white fancy
45El47c; nearby State white. AZ @44c;
fresh frsts. 2SR a 3Oc; Pacific Coast first
to extras. 32@43kc; western whites. 30
a $50. FotatoesELoong Island, 1920
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&CatCASo. July 3tICash grain close:
:. 81 40 1.4714; No. l hard. $1.46G
I47A No. 2. S1;46. Corn-No. . yellow.
soc; No: g yellow. 76c: No. 4 mixed. soc:
No. 6 mixed. '74c; No. . white. S5Ac: No.
I white. 81 1ac: Oats-No. j white. Ace;
AZ "A q: No. 4 white. 42c. Barley
6s &c, TimothyTS5.75 @6.75. Glover
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$50 DOWN, $50 PER MONTH

Good three-room house. electric lights.
well. garage and one acre ground.
Drive out Speedway road to road on west
side of speedway Georgetown Blvd. /
mile north to property in Oak Lawn ad-
dition. On grounds Sunday.
Call Lincoln 4212. Night, Riley 4o79.
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EXCHANGE

BIZ tHitCd FTCSS
NEW YORK, July 3l.-Forcign ex-
ling was up 1-16 at S4.s5 11-l6; francs,
2.41c. up 1917 lire. 3.20%c. No .00lr
Belgium 2.5l x @. up oil a.; marks. 231SDc.
Holland 40. roc: Russia. 5.1Jc. Shanghai.
20 q: Yokohama. 47.35c.
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FRANCE RAISES RATE

BIZ United Press
PARIS. July 31.-Thc Bank of
France today raised its discount rate
from 6 to ~ per cent, and the rate
on advances from s to 9ls per cent.
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Contract No. ~
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
indianapolis. Ind.
July 234 1926.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the State Highway Commission
Indianapolis Ind at 10 o'clock a. m,
mix asphaltic concrete. laid cold. bitumI-
nous concrete thot Mix. rock. asphalt.
rock asphalt On black base. bituminous
macadam, reinforced concrete 4-inch thick
and reinforced concrete ?,ipch thick. sur
face on State Road No. 81. Section A; in
extending from f.. Harrison Road IN a
southwesterly direction.
a contractor may bid on any one or al
of the types combined. The combined or
awarding the contract. The contractor
may bid on Just one type for the entire
any, one type OF payment. ~
The commission may at its discretion
reject all bids on any one type and substi-
tute therefor any of the other types of
Date set. for completion. Oct. Is. 1925.
Bidder shall file bond with his bid equal
amount Of his proposal. Proposal and
specifications are OH file in the office of
the State Highway Commission, Indian;
apolls; Ind, where same may be obtained
lot 9l'OO P john iS'i d. WILLIAMS. Director.
NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
4NONiOC 10 iNlCOS FlNNH lhdb SGdltu DluS
will be received until the hour of IL
O'clock a. M. Saturday. Aug. z. 1926. at
the office Of the Board of School Commits
%sioners. $50 N. Meridian St.. Indianapolis.
Ind, for the sale TO said Board of one new
automobile, sedan body. four-wheel brakes.
six-cylinder motor. duco finish. equipped
with the following accessories. good sub
stantial bumpers, trunk. bar cap and
motometer. horn. automatic windshield
wiper, mirror, heater. spare tire carrier
The vendor will be required to accept as
part payment for said automobile one
used seven-passenger Buick touring car.
1921, model 40, which may be seen at the
school shops. fk29 e. Sixteenth st.
Proposal must be made on blank form
No. 95. prescribed by the State Board of
accounts of Indiana. which may be pro-
cured at the office of the School Board,
and proposals must be submitted in a
sealed envelope with writing thereon plain
~ indicating nature of bid.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids and TO refrain from accepting or
rejecting proposals. for a period of not
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
By URE NJ. FRAZER.
Business Director.
Indiananolis Ind. July Al 1929.
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Banks and Exchange
..a-JuIy 3I-.a

TUN.NTs NLEANI
Indianapolis bank clearings for today
amounted to S3.723.O0 for the week.
ST., 922, 900: for the month. S1l5.2 900.
Debts for TODAY totaled 81. 203. 900: for
the week, $50. $50. 900; for the month
S245415.0 900.
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Local Wagon Wheat

LOCAL grain elevators are paying $1.27
purchased on their merits. L
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In the Cotton Market
tBv Thomson e. McKinnon)

NEW YORK, july 331.&The feature of
the weeks news in cotton has been the
long -delayed selling of the remnant of
last years crop by the Cooperative So
c%ieties. This has put a strain upon the
contract markets, which they have carried
week has been penerallv fawwoTabie tbongb
today's prediction of showers over the belt
is cause for some alarm. The year in cot
ton closes today and official figures for
the carry-over and consumption are eX-
pected next week. They can be forecasted
will carry little speculative value. The
market is in a trading range at present
and offers a good field for profits on cot,
ton either well bought or sold. Should
prices cross 10 cents for December. a new
buying movement would probably, follow
NEAN nRI L. ~
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STOCK EXCHANGE
STAGES BULL|SH
DEMONSTRATION
Public Utilities and Rails
RiSe-Entire Mart
Buoyant.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrial stocks for
Saturday was 160.1S. off 40.
Average Of twenty rails, ia 90. up 20.
Average of forty bonds. "a ,93. up ,06.
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New York Liberty Bonds
July 81
Commission Row



Abples-Transparents. ~4O-pound basket.
S1.26d l.75: Early Harvest. $50: Live.
ladn raspberry. So; fey Grayestein. box.
S2.@5.
Bananas-Sisc 10.
Blackberries-H. c.. CAPT crit. S3.50@
$40.
Cantaloupes-Honey dew melons. crt..
So m2.30' Indiana fiat crt. 81; stand
ard. crt. $40.
Observation-Disclosures an. loot. crt. 50.
Oranges California Valencia. crt.
SJ.25m6.25.
mathematician. crt.. 81.
Observation-Disclosures 24-dt. crit. $40
Gragesmcaliiornis seedlssss. CRIT s1.75
observation-disclosures. half box S3.75
Lemons-california, box So $3.50.
Limes-Imported. 100. S2@2.50.
4.I haSR BfssF. S3:SS' cr S4-g S. sSss, s4.6O@
Pears-California Bartlett. box. S2.5O@
3.75.
blue, crt. S2.25: yellow. crt., 81.
- Observation-Disclosures. 6O@65c.
Vegetables
Beans-H. G.. green. bu; S1.5Q@d55.
Carrots-H. G; doz.. punches, 3o@35c,
CCsHlifloysTm1H: G.; CRIT $2@@'5o'
Corn-H. G.. ,doz., ears. 25M SOC;
Cucumbers-H. H.. doz.. ,'75e@S1,o
Garlic--New Louisiana. ID. 15@2Oc.
Kate-Fcy spring. 65m75c bu. 1880
Lettuce-Western head. CRIT, S4.19W
5.25; II. G.. leaf. 15-pound basket. QUIZ
Msngoes-Louisiana hmpq S125;
Mushrooms-Fancy. lbs. 7ocmSl.
bag. $3.50 9.50: H. q, yellow. .bu.. S1.5O
M1.75: II. G.. green doz.. 3OW Doc; Span
ish. crit. 81. 80 10.
Parsley-Fancy H. c.. doz.. 70 m9Oc.-
Peas-New York telephone. hmp.. ol.0O
Radishes-H. G. long red. doz, punches,
80 a 35c: H. G. button. doz. 800 soc.
Spinach-H. c.. bbIs 81 al 20.
Sauash-White summer. bu.. S1.50.
Sweet Potatoes-Alabama. limp. SEA
Tomatoes---H G.. 2O-pound basket.
Tnrnips-H. G. $3.50.
Potatoes-Idaho. per cwt.s So: virginia
cobblers. Dbl. S4.25 4;50:. Kentucky
cobblers, 150-pound bag. 81 al.
CHICAGO FRUIT PRICES
sCHICAGO. July 31.-Apples. basket. 81
Oils; hlackberries. case, S2@2.5O; blue.
berries. case, S3@4; cherries. case. Sl.oO
as: c%urrants. case, S2m2.5O: gooseoer,
1880: pears. box. St.50: plums. ease; 81
Gi.25: red raspberries. "a pts $2.25Q
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