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princess"
Bloomers, $1.O0

In plain and striped sateen with
bodice top; white. pink, peach
sizes 80 to A.
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DECEMBER E. o. M. is of the biggest days in the
year. 1t is afer-Chrstmas clearance of merchandise
short lines odd lots and discontinued brands-a of
which must be rid from stock No phone mail c. o. D.
orders layaways. ,
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Baby Dresses, SOC
Brushed Wool Sets,

Some four-piece and others three
piece sets. The sweaters are made
with both turnback collars and high
necks: in shades of brown, green,
blue, red and tan; sizes "a to %.
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Women's Novelty
Footwear, Pr, SOS
e. O. ri. Sale for
Children

Little Tots Dresses, 35c;
3 for $1.00
Bingham pantie dresses with three
quarter sleeves, round collars and
small pockets; not all colors and
sizes.
Tots Wool Caps, Csc
All white trimmed with pink and blue,
some double knit. Better caps re-
duced because of soil
Baby Blankets, CSC
Made of Beason cloth in blue and
pink with white nursery designs:
heavy quality.
Rummage
Baby shirts, blankets, little tots
dresses, caps, booties, sweaters, Ger
trudes, and many other things re-
duced because of soil
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Children's Hats
Reduced to SOC

This lot consists of velvets, felts and
broadcloths in elastic and plain black
styles; ribbon and embroidery trim
med In all the new shades.
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Costume Slips, SOC

In white and colors : bodice top;
navy, black, rose, purple; sizes
38 to A.
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Room-Size Rugs
One of a Kind
Odd Junior Floor
Lamps, Slightly
Damaged, at Greatly
Reduced Prices

Polychrome finish wood base
with hand-painted shades In
various shapes and colOrs ;
some have glass beaded
fringe.
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These are irregulars of higher
priced hose. full-fashioned Of
pure thread silk with double
heels, sole and toe; sizes S1a
TO 10; black only.
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Runnage
Women's Gowns, sec

Outing gowns in pink and blue
stripes slipover style with three
quarter sleeves. Regular sizes.
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Rayon Vests, 39c

Soft quality rayon vests with bodice top. 5
ribbed straps and drawstring; irregulars; mediI
sizes
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Rayon Plated
School Hose,
Pr, SOC

For misses and children
Broken lots of our better
priced hosiery reduced for
clearance rayon plated In
English ribbed style with foot
fully reinforced; irregulars !;
assorted sizes in dark colors
for winter weather.
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CHICAGO WHEAT
PRICES CRUMPLE
Other Grains Sag in SYM
pathy Move.
BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 81, Wheat
prices crumpled under an avalanche
Of selling orders in today's session
Of the, Chicago Board of Trade. The
other grains also dipped to a close
we'll below that of Thursday.
~ Wheat closed rs cents lower, but
at one time it was fully Az cents
under Thursdays prices. Seeming
ly, operators have realized how large
the northwestern spring wheat move
ment will be. and that there will be
a. large surplus Of grain if export
business does nst pick up. Weather
reports from Canada and Minnesota
mention few scattered showers. but
on the whole, conditions are very
favorable for threshing.
Cash prices We're 1 to cents Off
Excellent growing weather, the
posting Of 10000 bushels of grain
as out of condition in local elevators,
and the weakness in wheat caused
corn to close e to 7s cents lower
than Thursdays Cash prices were
Il to / cent lower,
. Oats sagged with the other grains,
closing g to q cent lower. Cash
values were Y to l Il cent lower, the
biggest break in some time. The
visible supply of this grain is rapidly
increasing. Provisions closed higher
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Commission Row


s125 a I.75; red June, 81 .25 a | 80; icy
G{rayestine. box, $S:25;, Duchess. f1.@5 q
csnfaioupesEHeney dew melons crt,,
81 90 6I.75 Indiana fiat CRIT. ST 40;
sta STANDARD ar s6 erta 9ocGS1; Tiptop melons
orsnges&California half box, s4.5oa
Grapes-California seedlees. crt.. 81
n Grsape,fruitLCaiifornia. half box. ss.75
ffemons-california, box So @575.
LIimes-ImP9rted; 100 81 g go ~
GO P Peg g s2s@22o; Hale. ou
s.25, - q, 1zao,
blue. '' crt., ST rs @s'25; yellow. crit So.
Watermelons-,Georgia 100. $40.
Beans-H G. V sFasn. 6a.. So; H. G
n1 Bees to Il Z q doz punches 25@ 300 g
G GaFrotsH G. do SoRS@HRR pose SO 85S
Ceiery-Michigan. doz.. 3o@35c; high
O' cor NJ 6 G. dog. ears. 10000.
f Eqs PIsnt-H. G. p d GSz,. 81
E EadFcT sp LGTsifbR n Boa 81 SOC 2oo
:, tsttqce,SWesteTn head sadi,o crit s. S46o@5;
okraWH. G.. ou i. $2.s5.
bag, "s S%.S5 a S.50: Il. G. yellow bu., 81 25
6f35; II. G.. green dog. 80 q Soc; Span
ish, crt, 81 90 G1.75: H. G. white. bu..
ID P 1i H. G.. doz.. 5o@60e;-
Eads6esHPt g. d6 nutt S%5c fes
Spinach-H. G.. bu.. so @65c..
Sduash-White summer. bu;. 81.
Sweet Potatoes-Alabama, hmpr S2.25
Tomatoes-H. G.. bu. 75c: dollhouse
1O-pound basket. &C @75c.
Potatoes-Kentucky cobblers. 150-pound
bag 81 IA so.
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Other Livestock

of CAAdTiAGQ Aug 27tBy Depart%6s1t
KINDS Il ss b here e yearlings. s1956: few loads
s7 Grass sas co SRa ss sSbo fed Sdt o%n
R Rglls stessdy n7eq t6 sd kind
Receipfs. 1000 mari market e s si59 0nffS FAX
Sssf asSys si5 s{445 y s$ll.s r $ss
s. ia" eeGse s stePay ngSs
ID. kind ,SS1355. Hogs-Receipts, 10000:
P Tf l162@@i28Sg higher; toP s1S43S
i9if5Bty}ei4sbbgss. si$fg a 4s5 fiigBB{ HF6ts
sag slaash ae25 pgJ pa$Sffiggg 5 @9Yi5 s9@1o7S
PITTsBg6R6GH. Aug. 27.--Hogs -. Re
6f9i gbsr $500 market .G0 active 40e
i8Q to 200 Pc pounds F 81 is S5 80 70
a 1870 cattleGReceipts. i none me- " Calves Calves
vc5eTs 100 Zoe % P3rbst Rg
1880. sheep-Receipts 500; market.
e5qS BULK So fat 4 dSg sS Sp at lambs
% EAST BUFFHL t5ii Aug Al 27.GHogs-Rc-
ceipts, 1875; holdovers, 325; market mostly
is2d 200 S4 70 S e. $3.50 n01nd pounds s1i2
18oo pou ISS pSa4 4 80 IS 50 to o 1sS
6 @Go. cattie@Receipts, $50; : market
steady. calves steady. calf receipts, 700
bYE 1eet steers $50 10 bulk vsa 6So
qrEet S al prices STEADY sog fa so lambs
ce east 1900 SB to9 msrke Aus oi5d SgheT
S56 P:s pounds pounds. $i1 90 a 1900 206-s50
pounds, $12.85 @14.o 90; 10000 pounds
p % a11g so SS. SO. 60@io.25. cattie-Re-
ceipts ,5oo market beef steers rs g99mpinTaal-
light yearling steers and heifers. $1,000
80; beef cowys $5Qo a SO: 10y c ~.
and feeder steers, 1926 @7.26. Sheep
Receipts, 500 market fat lambs. 10 25c
eghs5 2 Saf fat sten sbs tQg fst Ia4GP
bulk cub lambs $3.50; bulk fat ewes
. cISoINNSxATI Aug. g7;I75Hogs - Re;
Il go 4 goo IS Be- snf5i Il So
P9g2ds = $3.50 q l425; 90 % I1S9 pounds 3
ReceSs msE seEg sc II l steS Sfs
ssS ISSsifss; 81 c Sssf s9x:
@4..22SS: veal Si25o@f5 heavy calves,
Sc II bulk f9eseT AND s feedeT steers 20
!a8of ba q!Ry s%Ss Ssfai
lambs An ftT ~ & @s A9 bulk lat ewes %
"a CLEVELAND, Aug. 27--Hogs-Re,,
s fe So 600 Ss g R4 S sd sGshs5 SSS
a i4.75; 100 TO 100 lbs. $14.25 9d47 rs;
SOW SO. Is a ii75. Cattle-Receipts, so;
calves i ts' receipts $50. beef steers, $70725;
beef cows So ne; low, cutter and cutter
f6e eSvy caves az SO sheepReceipts
300; market steady 20 strong; top fat
1928: bulk Gull lambs, $10.50611 bulk
Vat ewes S5d7
NTOLEDI. Aug. 27.-Hog-Recetpts
300: market strong nea III.
10 so: mediums, S1325@ IA. 90: yorker5
S14.15 a 1925: good pigs, $1,000 "a 14.25
Calves-M arhet steady. Sheep and lamb
Market. steady.
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STOCK EXCHANGE
ADJUSTSSEtF TO
FIRM LOAN RATE
List Is Active in Face. of 5
Per Cent Call Money
Charge.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrial stocks for
Friday was S1611S. up TIC. -
Average of twenty rails. S11S.67, up
Average of forty bonds. S94.95. UP Sc.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.--Wall
Street appeared resigned to the
view that the market must adjust it.
self to somewhat firmer money rates
with the approach of fall business
expansion and stocks gave a good
account Of themselves in the face
of a 5 per cent call lrate through
the session.
In addition to the requirements in
cident to the end Of the month, to-
days borrowing arrangements had
to be made for over the weekend,
hence it was recognized that credit
demands were heavy and the fact
that a relatively stiff charge had to
be made, was not looked upon as
disturbing.
Moreover. sentiment regarding
the money situation was strength
ened by the constructive showing
of the local Federal Reserve Bank s
weekly statement. Although this
report set forth no noteworthy i'm
-provement over the preceding week
it did not include several million
dollars in gold which the Bank Of
England had shipped here via Aus
tralia.
Obviously there was no other rea-
son to send this metal than to A.
nance Britain's commodity pur-
chases in this country during the
autumn. months and consequently
IL soon will find its way into com
mercial channels:
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WOMAN DIES TWICE
death by Misadventure" Is CorO-
ner's Verdict.

BU Untted Press
LONDON, Aug. 27.-"Death by
misadventure" was a coroner's ver-
dict here recently upon the final de-
mise of a woman who WAS brought
back to life after dying" once and
who had lived in a coma for nearly
thirty hours.
The woman was admitted to a
local hospital and attending surgeons
decided to operate upon her immedi-
ately. While the anaesthetic was
being administered her heart ceased
to beat and she had every appear
ance of being dead.
Artificial respiration was resorted
to and after more than fifteen min
utes of massaging her heart, the
woman regained a life-like appear
anee. She remained in this state.
barely breathing. more than a day
before she finally died"
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PEPPERMINT OIL QUIET

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Buying of
peppermint oil is along rather quiet
lines. Consumers are not purchas-
ing more than they require for i'm
mediate use. The result has been a
quiet market. The country is try
ing to hold prices up, but has only
been partially successful in this eff
fort. Natural oil was quoted at $40
to $1,000 a pound, while redistilled
brought $10.75@11 a pound.
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Deaths

Christine F, Barger. So $50 College
angina peetoris
Mary M. Coberly. II. 6s44 Ferguson,
arteriosclerosis.
ran, acute CASTRO enteritis
Sarah s.. Capen. so, city hospital
Ruby Whitfield. months. city hospi-
tai. broncho pneumonia.
Dorthea Ballard / day. St. Vincent Hos
pital. cerebral hemorrhage.
Betty Jane Ross. L. city hospital acute
enteritis
Pennington D, Ladd. 70. Methodist Hos
katherine Bruno. n. 11e Union.
chronic myocarditis.
Hospital. toxic gOitre.
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Produce Markets
ss-strictly fresh delivered at Indian,

Eggs-strictly fresh delivered at Indian.
Butter lwholesa!e prlcesl = Creamery
or packing STOCK d @ 22c, 49,
Poultry-Fowls. 22c: Leghorns. II a
Ice: ducks 146 15c.
consin- Daisies. 24@25c: Longhorns. "a a
27c; Limburger 27c
CLEVELAND. Aug. 7.-Butter-Extra
a q 45c; in tub lots. AZ case; frstsA 80
a 40c; packing stock, % i3c up. Eggs
ordinary. gre. Live poultry-Heavy fowls
~ zoe; leghorn fowls, 20 22c; heavy
9E Se roosfers S 8e duf 9FSFgs e
Potatoes: Kentucky and New jersey
$500 @5 per 150-lb. bag.
NEW YORK Aug 77-Flour-Dnll. and
Lard-@ouiett; u middle West, $3.50 q $40.
Sugar-Raw quiet; 90 test. S4.25c; re-
fined easier granulated. 5.55 SOC
S No N az dS4 Gdlos&s SsniS9
specials to extra, 81 @sN HayGFirm
No; l. SLAP 1.550; No, 8, 81; 05 @9l.2o;
quiet turkeys, 50 q soc; . Chickens, Is a
42c ffa aINg 3S a SOC; fowls l74;S4 Gals
F ESns lf51RqS s ducks ve fowls
6 TSoieSrgsp, ga a 85es cReese00siet; state
T 6ungy o Xmsrieas, a a@%c. % Bu %sSg
42%c; special market. 43 a 43%c Eggs
Firm receipts. 10, 773 nearby white
able fresh frsts 80 a 32c; Pacific coast
first to extras, SO a Soc; western whites,
81 a 42c. Potatoes-Long Island, S4 a
Jersey. $3.50 "a; Southern, SI.62 d1.s7.
CHICAGO. Aug -Butter-Receipts,
112916 cGeaa%6 am. 4Se; s "a 4lc;
tras, 40 u @41c. Eggs-Receipts. 1877
5Tsts oG 81 SS &c c5 ;, csc wins
try.Receipts. cars; fowls heavy, &c
small, 20hc; springs. Csc; ducks, 22c;
t turkeys, Sac spI ROSTERS o Is bvoiiers
soc. Potatoes--Arrivals. so carss> cars on
track. 112. Quotations.: Kansas and Mis-
souri, sacked Irish Cobblers. So 80 m2.75;
Iadoho and Colorado sacked round whites,
$2.70 a 2. S5; Minnesota sacked Early
ohios. S2.45 @2.50; Wisconsin sacked
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In the Sugar Market
lnr rhomson & McKinnonl

NEW YORK. Aug. PA renewal of
buying of Cubas by the United Kingdom
and Far East is reported. and although
the Quantities mentioned are small, some
take the view that demand from these
feet unor cost and freight sugars. The
futures market this week has undergone a
readjustment incident to the developments
in the September contract. Some 1et-down
in activity is to be looked for. but so far
as the price situation in the, distant months
is concerned. 1 believe cheerful view Is
warranted.
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Walter and Ethel Manuel. 1904 S. Bel
Ben and Inez MeGilliard. 1886 W. New
Ebert and Frances Irwin 946 W. Forty
Third
John and Ruth Wsrvel 1914 Broadway.
ty-Third.
Boys
Charles and Wanda Powell. S22 N
Goodlet. 80.
Clyde and Bertha Chappee. Christian
Hospital. 80
RAYMOND and Mabel Smith. Christian
Omar and Edna Wells. 1909 Brookside.
James and Clara Westbroo. 400 n. Gar
Claude and Murill Holcomb. Methodist
Hospital.
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CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.--Apples. basket,
"a 200: blueberries. 16 ut. case. $3.50 a
3.75: grapes basket. % a soc; peaches,
bushel. $1.75 @2;25; pears. box $e65
cantaioupes. flats. rs a 9Oe; honey dews.
flats. 81 as; watermelons. car. S165@
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In the Cotton Market

(By Thomson. G. McKinnon)
NEW, YORK. Aug. 27%GI am deeidely y
out of which the present market Is made
is strong enough to stand the wear and
tear of professional operations Shorts
large extent.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE

Taxpayers appearing, at said hearing
shall have a right to be heard thereon.
After the tau levy has been determined
ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves
5y snfn svy may aiRps 70 @
further and final action thereon. by filing
a petition therefor with the county auditor
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Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paying 81 .23
5Su NS on Se the En msrt o'ns1 as
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Banks and Exchange
Aug. %"
LOCAL CLEARINGS

Aug 81
LOCAL CLEARINGS
Indianapolis bank clearngs for today
AMOUNTED to S2.767 600. Debts. were
So9l7sUOO-
NEW YORK STATEMENT
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Aug o7.-Clearings. SS44..
600 600: balances, 81. 900. 900.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Aug. 27-Foreign exchange
closed steady.
Demand sterling. S4s4 1915: francs
2.S6 &c. up .02c lire. 3.25 &c, off Ole
Belgium, 2; Z5c, up 90 y c; marks. % soc
Russia, 5.15c: Holland. 40.04c; Hong.
Kong. 54c. Shanghai. go q c; Yokohama
aisle.
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Legal Notices

'>">>>>~>"rs-s->~~~~-r
o tefmhber. and the State board will fix date
OF hearing in this county.
s s3AEP 3E fbASSTF FH8Y F
by . g r R2GSS, President.
GEO. G. SCHMIDT
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVY
In the matter of determining the tax
disfridt TOR o faTta di purposes OF the sanitary
Before the sanitary district of Indianapo-
is is and and the board of sanitary commission
tbd Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of
Marion County, Indiana thai the. board Of
& the rs day e septe e Sfi0i i52 & u
formulated by said board at 0f its regular qag
B BGffbHE on sAA9 SS Ss 1 RHh Va TAX LEVY
f fHEGES B5ARB T % Be EA NNAPE = 81
TpNSPQIANIAlPoT Bi}SSsTTSo lRAII$A FUNDS 70
fERRsP TH HERE oRSiSMNE ATuR1A GD AFT r.
Pr JAN DO 1927, TO AND INCLUDING
i. The money SsS' reouirsa for the payment
ddins5trict,s outstanding bonds aier Jan. /,
1898 087.5O. The detail showing this sum
70 R2, DC IN TIE r requirenment is as follows
ISTERE s OF Bo n ssR bHE N 1 DEP
AND INCLUDING JAN. 1. 1925.
Issue 6onS Il May 20. 1913 a966 AZ AZ 66
UnPSsJjd5 on Jan. q. s,oO OOO ~
interest interest due dns jay 5gy 27SSSSSS
PRINCIPAL due Jan. / 1928; 10000 90
Issue peu Of July 1. 1924 Al
Un Sad' on Jan. 2. s'O OO wv ~
Interest dne 'i,;il;v' @fI99SH9Vo''V IN a5o M
Interest due due JAM any 1928 % 1880 9SS59989
PRINCIPAL due Jan. L 1923 :; 100000
Issue Of jan l. 1922 4h%
UnRaid aid on Jan. q 2. sooo'ooo'Oo \
#$;;;;i q; 3 3 8 838$
Issue OF Nav /. 1923. 4b%
Un gSaa' on Jan. q. s $50 'Ooo'oo W
Interest due July i. 1927 1891 .2P
E FFSclSs az sss jan Jam 4gS5S55S
Issue Of May L. 1924 Az q
Unpaid on Jan. ., 2. soOo'o wv, W
Interest tg due july i. siia9S 1897 W 1890 90
EPq}iTF{is aa Due 'J Jan lY5s$ i5SSS.SS
Issue Of Nov 10. l 1871 AK 4 ~ 65
unYR$S g$' on jan. s,a5'o 10000
Interest due Jan. /, 193S.. b512 so
Principal due Jan. J. 1898. 5000 90
Issue Of Dec. %. 1929, Az "a
interest Interest," due July L. i9S7y'o.o.'O' 34375 90
Interest due Jan. 1, 1925, -. 1880 90
Principal due Jan. /. 1928. 100000
1888 OS7 so
?. The total net valuation OF all tax
q .IqdianapSIisS is 1854 ,o60,o00.0o (esti-
The rate Of taxation which. 1t IS pro.
rosed 10 establish is three and ohc-half
CENTS on each one hundred dollars tol0Ol
OF such taxable value
We hereby certify that the aboye. and
foregoing budget is correct and that &C.
cording TO our best knowledge and belief
the amounts shown therein will be neces;
sary and required to meet the principal
and interest OF said sanitary district bonds
heretofore issued maturing during the Pc
riod specified in said budget.
@. C. ROSS.
President.
RUSSELL T. MACFALL,
Vice. President
Board of Sanitary Commissioners. Sanitary
District of Indianapolis.
Indlanapolis. Aug. 20. 1926.
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$500 to $1,000
11b Acres. $4,000

Seven rooms beautiful front porch /;
long living room fireplace and mantel !;
dining room: large kitchen; one bedroom
downstairs and 3 upstairs. furnace; cleo
trio lights: well and cistern: beautiful
shade and shrubbery; garage two new
chicken houses: right at interurban stop
on good gravel road; 2 miles from paved
road. good school and churches Ia miles
out. So 900; S1.7O0 cash; must sell {;
ment.
IN ID T Do14o
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HOGS ARE IRREGULARLY HIGHER
Top Price, $14.50--BuIk of
Sales Are Made at
/ $13.10@14.2o.

The hog market was a highly
mixed affair and prices were steady
to S5c higher, with many other price
changes in between. Traders quoted
the bulk of the market as generally
steady to 25c higher" Trading was
slow and buying and selling was on
a "catch-bid' basis all of the morn.
ing. Lightweight material brought
the top price of $14.50 and the bulk
of the matured hogs sold at 1910
01420.
Receipts were estimated at $500
hogs and 457 were held over from
Thursday. A good demand was in
evidence for light stuff, but heavy
weight hogs experienced difficulty in
moving to the scales. Extreme
heavies were priced as much as Csc
lower than Thursday.
Hog Price Scale
Matured hogs weighing 160-1s0 lbs.
were sold at $14.45@145O; 10000
lbs, $f4.95; 2OO.21O lbs, $142O; 21o-
215 lbs, S1S.9O@14; 215-225 lbs.
1870; 225-235 lbs, 1885; 235-25O
lbs, $3.50; 250-275 lbs, $12.s5; 275.
300 lbs, $12.25@1215; 3OO-325 lbs.
$11.9O; 325-S5O lbs, $11.65, and $50
lbs. and up sold at $11. SLIPS and
11.50.
The cattle market was strong on
all grades of good material and
choice steers were 15@25c higher for
the day. Grassers were about steady
with previous quotations. REGENTS
were estimated at 600 Ncattle and
trading was active. One trader char
acterized the market as a "red-hot
affair"
Over the week the cattle market
has been steady to strong with
prices going 25 cents to $1.25 high
er on choice grades of steers.
Heifers were fully steady and cows
were steady to Is cents higher.
Good to choice steers weighing 1900
Tbs and up were priced at $9@975
representing an increase of 5O6D75
cents over prices quoted at the start
OF the week; plain to medium 300
lbs. and up, $S.25@9, 25@50 cents
higher; good to choice 1851 200 lbs,
$9.25@10.10, rs cents to $1.1O; com.
mon to medium 1,150-1,250 lbs, ESQ
as, so cents higher; good to choice
l'OOO-1, 100 lbs, $9.50@10.25, S1@125
higher; common to good under 81 900
lbs, sos, steady; yearlings, S10.25
@1O.75, rs cents higher; and common
to fair steers 700 lbs. and up, $3.50
@S, steady to so cents higher.
Heifers Are Steady.
Baby beef $1O@1O.5O, steady;
medium butcher heifers SS@9.
steady; and common to medium 81
@S, steady. Choice beef cows, $725
QS, rs cents higher medium to good
So@7, steady; cutters $4.25@5, steady
to rs cents higher; Gamers $500
T. 25@5O cents higher
The calf market was generally
steady, with a run of material esti.
mated at. 900 vealers in the pens.
Best stuff brought the top price of
SIG and the bulk of the good calves
We're sold at the fiat price of $3.50.
The sheep and lamb market was
slow in getting under way but prices
remained steady with quotations
made earlier in the week. Lambs
were $10@15; sheep, $3.50 down;
bucks, 1904, and choice breedine
ewes weer $6@7 The run was
tsTsN 1, L
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Houses for Sale


NEW SUBURBAN BUNGALOW
Only $4,000 cash, $4,000 per month
Mr. Huse; Hum. 2O16. Mr. Christina
wM MURRAY. HUsE REALToR.
ONLY S3.6O0 Dandy. newly painted and
papered Groom home at 1905 T.. Church
st. All modern, except furnace; fine ga
rage; terms to suit. An Investigation viii
convince, GEORGE R. BROWN. 1OO2
Lemcke Bldg.
ONLY $500 DOWN
DORMAN ST. 3O5: Groom home, hard
wood floors. modern, garage. only $500
cash. Dan w. LeGore. 400 Peoples Bank
Bldg. Main 6931. Residence. Ran. 3124.
So go lot 5Ox16o; clear OF ali lncum:
brances; in 5000 block on west side of
Carrollton Ave. near Watson Rd.
OCONNOR REALTY co.
1910 Consolidated Bldg. -
Riley 1914 Evenings. Wash O739.
REAL BUY Roache St.. near Parkway
Blvd: 3 rooms. modern: Terraced lot;
boulder wall: nice location: S3,950; easy
terms MR. BERRY. Main 0995. Hum
NEAR Tech: Groom. 2-story modern; good
furnace and roof non-resident says to
Oa95 Huslboldt $685.
ON WOODLAND AVE.-Desirable home
in splendid condition. A bargain at
81, 600 MARTIN A. QUINN. 147 E. Mar
ket St. Riley 5147. Ran. 231S.
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