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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-09


BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Stock prices
continued irregular In early dealings
today, but pivotal shares made mar
rover movements and several spe-
cial shares moved forward sharply.
Radio corporation was under pres
sure as the pool which has been
supporting the stock was withdraw
ing. The first sale was at IS, off
"a, with 5000 shares involved. La
ter the issue tlrmed up a point from
it's low.
United States Steel opened steady
at 1881, unchanged, and then rose
to 1894, General Motors initial sale
was at 1855, off u and then rose
to 1875.
Greene Copper established a new
record at lis, up n; Curtis Aero
was in demand at its peak of 547s
Liquid Carbonic made record high
at 615s, up Is; Atlantic Refining
again met heavy selling pressure.
dropping to a new low at 104, off
"a.
Bullish sentiment was strength
ened by impressive resistance to
selling pressure displayed by the
principal speculative leaders. with
these stocks refusing to break on de-
clining car loadings and steel pro-
duction and rising brokerage loans,
the bear crowd became increasingly
nervous. Urgent short covering
came into the market around noon
and vigorous recoveries took place in
Steel, General Motors and other
leaders.
This rally was given stimulus by
( the growth of the idea that the
current recession in general BUSH
ness had practically run it's course
and that substantial Improvement
was in sight in particularly the
steel and automobile trades.
Further heavy selling was pre-
cipitated at the opening today by
an increase of $50, 600 in brokers'
loans reported for the week ended
Dec. n. Bearishness was also in
/, spired by a decrease in the reserve
ratio Of the Reserve Bank of New
York rejecting the recent loss of
gold.
These factors were taken advan-
tage Of by professionals working for
lower prices to launch another Sc
we're drive on pivotal shares.
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THE CITY
IN BRIEF


Indiana History Conference. Claypool.
sigma Alpha Epsilon luncheon, Cham
Beta Theta ri luncheon. Board Of
Mcdunsyites of Indiana. Public Ii
Society Of indiana Pioneers dinner.
Sigma Chi formal dance. SEVERN.
.. m.
]. w. Schwab, 1907 Central Ave-,
today reported to police the theft
of a $375 scarf pin set with eleven
diamonds from his home.
William C. CrossIey, 1888 Orchard
Ave, today told police a watch and
chain and 81 had been taken from
his coat which was hanging in the
stock room of downtown depart
ment store where he is employed.
Romance and Realism in His
tory" will be the topic of Rabbi M.
M. Feuerlicht of the Indianapolis
Hebrew Congregation at 8 tonight
at the temple. Mrs. Arnold Spencer
will direct the choir. Miss Dorothy
Knight is organist.
A meeting and birthday anniver-
sary viii be held by Indianapolis
Shrine No. 6, White Shrine of Jeru-
salem, at 7:15 p. m. Saturday at
l19 E. Ohio st.
Robert Hughes, railroad brake
man of Muncie, arrested on Fed
eral liquor charge when he went to
the Delaware County jail to visit
friends, was brought to Indianapolis
today by a deputy United States
marshal for hearing before Fac w.
Patrick, United States commits
sioner.
Joseph BIatt, 4S, of 5125 Maple
Lane, was, treated at st. Vincent
Hospital for injuries on the head and
legs today after his automobile col
lided with one driven by Claude j.
Frederick, AZ, of r. r. T, Box 10, at
Fletcher Ave. and State st.
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Marriage Licenses

Lester Orr, rs, of 272l Station st.. We.
neer worker, and Edith Sites. IS, Of $685.
Roosevelt, nurse.
Robert Paul, Fl. of ss4s spann, railroad
English.
Albert Tate, 50. of AIS Hanson, factory
employe, and, Flora Wheat. "a, OF 1913 N
Roy Baker, 81, TeTre Haute, miner and
John Thomas. 36. of 927 Fayette, house
[ Robert Braunlin. 81. Huntington, Ind,
physician, and Georgia Cantwell, 23, OF
1860 Central. stenographer.
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HOGS CONTINUE
UPTURN TODAY;
RISE Is CENTS
Top for Best Butchers Is
1910; veaIers Up
so Cents.

The pork market continued on
the upside at the local stockyards
today after steady advances
Wednesday and Thursday. The top
was 500 and animals webbing 100
pounds up sold mostly at 5000. Re-
ceipts were estimated at $500 with
500 holdovers.
A strong to 10-cent higher tone
developed at the opening of the
Chicago market and best early bids
for choice heavy weights averaged
SO. About 1900 animals were
brought to the yards and as many
were held over.
Vealers were up so cents on the
local market and sheep and lambs
were strong to higher.
Hog Price Range
Best butchers, weighing 25o-350
pounds, sold at $9@9lO an increase
in the top of 90 cents. Animals in
the 200-250 pounds class were at the
same top selling in Decent lower
range and 10000 pound middle
weights were $8.75@9. Lights,
weighing 130-160 pounds, were up
10 to IS cents at $8.5008.7s and pigs
brought $7.75@3.50, an advance of
rs cents. Packing sows we're $500
S.25, up Is cents on the low end.
Cattle prices were somewhat ir-
regular with 500 in the yard. Beef
steers were weak selling at $11.75Q
14.75 and COWS sold strong at $40
9.75, an increase of Is cents on the
top end of the range. Low cutter
and cutter cows were unchanged at
$450@6 as were bulk stock and
feeder steers at $4,000.
Calves, Lambs Strong
Best vealers were up so cents
again today following a similar rise
Thursday, bringing $16@16.50.
Heavy calves sold unchanged at
$6.50@9.50. About 400 were received.
Top fat lambs were up IS cents to
Sl4 and the bulk sold at $13@13.75
Bulk Gull lambs were $7.50@10.5O,
unchanged. Fat ewes were also
steady at $450@6.50. Receipts were
approximately 500.
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Governors Double Dies

BIZ Times Special
GREENSBURG, Ind, Dec. g.
Michael Mccormick, ~, who bore
a close resemblance to Governor
Charles Bryan of Nebraska, brother
Of the late William Jennings Rryan,
is dead here. During Charles
Bryan's campaign for Governor in
1924, his picture and that of Nc
Cormick we're displayed together as
doubles"
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Other Livestock
Bg United Press

BIZ UnlteH PTeS8
EAST ST. LOUIS. Dec. s.-Hogs = Re-
steady to i5c higher; $50 to $50 lbs, $3.50
lbs, ss,s5@s: 1sO to 100 lbs, ss@s.s5;
90 to 1870 lbs. s7.60@e.50; packing sows.
$715Q8. Cattle-Receipts, 1000; calves,
beef steers. SO .50Gl12; light yearlings and
heifers. $6.50@ll; beef cows, S6.50M8 low
cutters and cutter cows, s475Q5,75: veal
stocker and feeder steers. $768.S5 Sheep
Receipts. 1900; market steady. top fat
lambs. $14; bulk fat lambs, S13.50G114;
bulk Gull lambs, 50: bulk fat ewes. $500.
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P. T. A. TO HEAR MUSIC
ShOriridge Students VIII Give Pro-
gram Tuesday Night.

Shortridge High School music
classes will give their annual Christ
mas recital Tuesday at p. m. in
Caleb Mills Hall at the December
meeting of the Parent Teacher AS
ISOLATION.
Will F. Wise, Mrs. Laura G.
Moag, Mrs. Jean Mccormick and
Earl Cllristoph of the music depart
ment. will direct the program. The
organizations to entertain will be
the Sl-ortridge choir, orchestra,
band, boys and girls glee clubs, and
the Freshman choruses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-09
EARNINGS ON INCREASE

indianapolis Street Railway Com
pany Files Report for October.
Steady growth in earnings Of the
Indianapolis Street Railway Com
pany is indicated in the report for
october, filed with the public serv-
ice commission An increase Of $5,-
1872 in net earnings in comparison
with the same period last year is
shown.
Net earnings were $l23,625 as
compared with $1l7,892 for the same
month in 1925. Gross earnings were
$452,185 in comparison with $467,-
504, a decrease of $15,318.
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To List Brewery Stock
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
LONDON, Ontario, Dec. Carl
ing brewery stock will be called for
trading on the New FORK Curb and
Detroit Stock Exchange in a few
days, application for listing the
stock having been accepted, Charles
Burns, president Of the company,
said today. A quarterly dividend of
SO cents, payable Jan. 20 to stock
of record Dec. 10 was declared at
directors meeting here Thursday.
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SO DEAD REMEMBERED
Memorial at Francisco, Ind, for
victims of Mine Disaster.

FRANCISCO, Ind, Dec. 9.-This
little town today held a memorial
service for the thirty-eight men who
lost their lives year ago today in
an explosion at Francisco Mine
No. 2.
The services were held in the
Methodist Church, whose pastor, the
Rev. r. L. Morlan, had charge, as
sisted by the Rev. r. E. Simms,
Baptist, and the Rev. Horace
Sprague, Episcopalian.
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Other Livestock
Bv United press

CHICAGO. Dec. e.-Cattle-Receipts,
ally steady; top. $l5.25 for 1lz5-ib. Weights;
few short fed at si0.25@l4.T5; she stock
mostly steady calves, unchanged: few to
killers; bulls. lnchaneed; stockers and
feeders IN only medium demands under
tone tending. lower Sheep-Receipts, TO-
900; open slow, early trade confined to
heavy and trainer lambs. selling around
$l4; steady to strong; best handy weights
held around $1A So; shippers and feed.
roasting pigs. excluded Receipts, 1000;
market, mostly strong to 10@25c higher;
heavyweight 25o-sS0 lbs, medium to
lbs, medium to choice, $8.56d9: light
weight: 10000 lbs. common to choice.
Light s6s dSois San S
smotf and rough rSSSsS9:s5 @ssS5; sIaus sSEs
pigs, e0-lS0 lbs, medium to choice, s7.l5
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F0RGIvING WIFE SAVES
HUSBAND FROM PRISON

Muncie Man Free After Admitting
Mann Act Violation.
BIZ Times Special
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 9.-Ken-
meth Scott, %, Muncie, is a free man
today, instead of a convict serving
a four-year prison term, because he
has a forgiving wife.
Pleading guilty before Federal
Judge Thomas E. Slick here to a
Mann act violation, Scott drew a
suspended sentence after his wife
declared she was willing to forgive
and take him back. Scott took a
16-year-old West Lebanon girl into
Illinois and lived with her as his
wife.
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INDIANA TOWN BURNS

MentOne Menaced as Flames Con-
\. tinue to Spread.
BIZ United Press
WARSAW, Ind, Dec, 9-Fire to-
day threatens destruction Of Mem
tone, town Of 1000 population
twelve miles southwest of Warsaw.
The flames broke out in the Mol
lenour restaurant at 8 a. m. and
spread quickly to the Jones store.
Fire departments from Warsaw and
other cities were summoned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-09
WOMAN HURT IN CRASH
Drives Automobile Into Safety Zone
Guard.

Blinded by the steam from the
boiling radiator of her automobile,
Mrs. w. G. Neukom, 80, of 5608
Beechwood Ave-. drove into a safety
zone guard at Alabama and Wash
ington SITS. at 2 a. m. today. She
was slightly injured.
Three men. all appearing intoxi-
Gated, were in the automobile that
struck AN automobile owned by
William J. Newell, 704 Madison Ave-,
parked In front of that address.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-09
TWENTY IN FRATERNITY
Phi Beta Kappa Elects Members at
Bloomington. Il
BV Times Special

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. o.
Twenty have been elected to men,
bership in Phi Beta Kappa, hon.
orary scholastic fraternity. as fol-
lows:
Wendell. r. Adamson, Bloomington: Mary
Newcastle: Katherine Eckert, Osgood:
Ollie Irene Gardner. Elwren; Gladys H.
owens, Poseyville; Vita Ann Petio, Losant-
vile; Mabel Pitman. Lapez; Beulah Sare,
Bloomington; Dixon Trueblood, Marion
Edgar Charles Ulrich. Rolling Prairie, and
Mildred Woodworth, Elkhart; Mabel Cap
pinFer, Logansport Gail Logan, Stcokwell;
Ruby Randolph. Rockville; Carol Rice, Ris-
ington; Vera Rody, Kokomo. and Hester
Wood, Peru.
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In the Sugar Market
(By Thomson 3 McKinnon,

NEW YORK, Dec. Sit is evident that
the recent developments as to sugar re-
preston. upon Europe, as adyices from
that side. continue bullish. Representa-
gress advocating free admission of sugar
from West Indian republics other than
Cuba is regarded merely as a political
gesture. The market here shows a ten
dency to respond easily to bullish In
huences and / continue in the belief that
the late crop months should be bought.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Dec. Draw sugar fu-
lures opened unchanged to / point higher;
December. 2.80; January, 2.85: March,
2.S7; May, 2.96: July, sos; September. 8 10.
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In the Cotton Market
(BY Thomson 3 McKinnonl

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-The cotton mar
ket is being sold on the theory that re-
possible exception OF those with mail or
der departments, are doing a poor busi-
ness, The possibility OF some curtailment
In production by southern mills is also
factor short interest IS building up
and plenty of food trade buying orders
are stu on brokers' books. The situation
lower.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-Cotton futures
opened higher; December. 1880, up 4; JAM
uaTy, 1878, up 2; March, 1898, up S; Nav.
ls.l5; up g. July, 1912. up z; October
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Local Wagon Wheat
BY Thomson . McKinnOn

LOCAL grain ELEVATORS are paving $1.si
Tor NO. red wheat. Other GRADES are
purchased on their merits.
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Banks and Exchange
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

By United Press
new YORK, Dec. 9.--Foreign exchange
openne9 STEADY Demand sterling.
ira, .55;42Ae' Belga, 1890; mark, %. 86cs
ON .Ola.
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By. United Press
s.-Butter-Receipts.

CHICAGO. Dec. 9-Butter--Receipts
<.421, extras. slice; extra firsts, 47126 a.
acc; .firsts, Ala @44c; seconds, 37@391ac;
standards. 471ac. Eggs-Receipts, 2,7S4;
1lrsts, nS2@dS1sc; ordineriess SAG oc; sec
Twins, 26lac; young Americas, 28c. Poul-
try-Receipts, cars; fowls. heavy. 2Sc;
small; JIG I@issf; springs: &c. ducks
25m32c; roosters, TIC. Potatoes-Too few
sales. reported to quote. on account of
weather.; arrivals, soc; on track, 1877; in
transit, 40l. Sweet potatoes-$1. 5000.
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BIZ United Press

. OK CLEVELAND. Dec. .o.-.Hogs- Receipts,
s s'asS ooEas g iSc gg ssGi 80
s;1oi so.isO lbs, ssSs.s5;, pacing I sows,
Receipts 1867 market, steady: be beef steers
gutter cows, sl5o@5 so; veaiers, Si2ais.
strong; top fat lambs, $iz7Sy bulk fat at
lambs. $l45Q@l4.75; bulk Gull lambs, SIT
S gd1; bgIk ~ ewes, $5@7; bulk feeding
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Commission Row
PRICE TO RETAILERS
FRUITS

FRUITS
.Apples.Fancy barre! apples: Jonathsns,
$50 s: c aeliOTsG nia.; 7SS sqsymsps $3.50
HSsldEins, .s:5.7S@s; WagneTs, sS.7s9S;
arm 81 Boz od HPpess RssSs J :2
apples (4o-lb. baskets: Jonathens.
fpS siicloss o ssss % GSden Rys7
M3i 20-ounce Pippin. s2,50Q3; Stav-
WY eTt rr $3.50: cooking apples. s29225:
B grade. s1.s5: Grimes. grade. s225.
Bsnanas-5q6c ID.
Berries-cranberries sloGlo.SO one-half
Grapefruit-:FIorida. s4@4.7s crate.
Qrapes-Calitornit Emperors. So key:
S2;2o@25o lug; California Almeria. s2.75
Kumquats- Florida. Csc quart.
Lemons California, so.
Lines-Jamaica, S3 per 100.
Oranges.California ,Valencias. $497.50
crate California Navels. s475qs.50 crate.
Florida. Ayocados, IS per dozen: Washing.
ton D'Anjous, Sc box.
Tangerenes-Florida $3.50 a crate.
VEGETABLES
Artichokes-Califorhia 50 per dozen.
Beans-Southern. $2.2S@2.5O.
sFssseis ssRp;-outs-2sc lb,
Carrots-sl91.2S bu.
Caulihower--Ca California. SAYS crate.
Celery-Michigan. sl.S5 fiat crate; Mich
igan rough, So per 20 crate: Michigan
"S Celery S csbbag So1;s125 doz
ern, sl;25 doz.: Florida. So crate.
E EggSpIsntsM o doS g. s2'2S doS.
kk ees-5Cc d bian 81 bu'
orate SS6oase ss sSs ff s. lbs ''S''o
oniOER;S:.sPpssniSh. s2,SSSsSS2;So crate: {ndi-
yellow, So per Ioo-ib. bag. S' 1
Oysterplant-50c doz.
Parsley-6Qc dog. punches.
Peas-California telephone: $50 hamper.
Peppers-Finers. Use peck: Florida man
PotatoesNMichigan white, So $50 lbs;
Minnesota Russets. s2,40 100 lbs; Min
nesota Red River ohios, s225 100 lbs:
Radlshss-Ho buttons. 81 dozen;
Southern long. red. S5c dozen.
Rutabagas-s1,75 per cwt.
spinsch-H' g., sl.25@1.5o bu.
diums, $3.50 bu.: Indiana Jerseys, $2.25 bu.;
Tcmatoes toes, Hot pssssS $3.50 per 10 lbs.
TurnipS-H. c.. 8oc bu.
MISCELLANEOUS
.4 Gd's ss cs ysFE sSS az sas 1 ar keF'
Cocoanuts--$6 per 100.
,oEsterg-standards ss.so GAL: selects
Souash-Huhbard. $3.50 Dbl.
HOLIDAY SUPPLIES
Hoiiy-Wreaths, s1.75 per doz.; loose. 50
Laurel ,Roping-si5o per accord coil.
Lycopodium-Sl.25. 20-yard roll.
| and 6.
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Produce Markets

p Butter M (T%1h who price, J. 5o@
PRgtterfNSt (puyylng psicelm;So@ SIC
to tS,r doS, 44SS@4ec; No. 2. 2S@Soc; general
Cheese eSes4 4Cwholesale selling prices. per
No. !. 42g44c; imported swiss. Sc: WIS WIS.,
S cream sSssSssssc; Sat display, 3sgsoc .nss
S4 eo WisGop 1S1I lipsEssr 2gSoc ,o,o
Leghorn Springs. I4@15c ROSTERS. 1 IS
hers SS@sSc I'd tom sS S5c s' Old heS SSu 2s
Suiness. young. SOC; Old, s kSss''' i'@i'''
I cLEYEE4Nps. Bee. o.-Butter-Extra in
t onas lots S@ S$s4@5 Saasfng s socs sGc
Eggs-EStras, sac; extra firsts Sic; firsts.
tfSc Ordinary; &c; oppullet firsss, 2sc. Poul-
iOMs SfS fsw b SSe sp4nr
ers, 24@25cs Leghorn springers. lSq2lc;
seeks ilSg53c: ducks, heavy s112sc me-
Round white In i5o-lb. sacks. new York,
ss33;iSS%gS25; Maine. So IS; ,ohios, .s2s5@S 3
Shssat s sa5sS2S SID basg 1d AND
Russets. $2.50G2.75.
* NEW Vr's YoRR Rref Sec. s.-Flour-ouiet and
steady, Pork---steady. Mess-ssz.9 80. Lard
Sugar-Raw, firm; spot So test delivered
duty, paids 4.5oc; refined, quiet; granu-
lated, 55o@5c Coffee..Rio No; z, on
low-Easier;. special to extra, 81sQ8%c.
Hay-pull; No. l, $1.1O@1.15; No. g.. 80@
95c; clover, 65c@$1. Dressed poultry
Quiet; turkeys, sod5oc; chickens, 200 s7ci
hroilers, 22d38c: capons, So@47c; fowls, 10
GIG; ducks, 2Odp29c ducks, Long Island
2326c. Live poultry-Steady: geese, 22@
23c; ducks. 14@2Sc;. fowls, 2Od25c; turkeys.
35M42c; rosters. lac; chickens, 18M30c;
broilers, ..30940c. Cheese Firmer; State
whole milk fancy to specials, zoe; young
America, 29c. PotatoeS-Lopg Island. 81
AIS; Jersey. s2.5O@S; Maine, $2G3.7O; Ber-
muda, $7@l5: Sweet potatoes Jersey,
basket, 5Oc@$225; southern barrels, 50c0
So; Southern basket, 75cG$135. Butter
Firm; receipts. 1858; creamery extra,
fancy. 57@5sc; nearby State whites, 4s@
sec; fresh flrsts, 44@48c; Pacific coasts
50@55c; western whites, 38@52c; nearby
browns, $50 Sac.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI, Dec; -9.---Hogs = Receipts,
$780, s5e f. hS SSS g Si S sss sScas s
12o lbs.t s7Ys.5o; packing sows. s7@75O.
$50; market strong: beef steers, $9Gl4:
light yearIing steers and heifers, $8509
and cutter vessrs cgSfeTs
and feeder steers. sS.5ogssI.5o. sheep@R e-
$14;, bulk fat lambs. si8@l8.5O; bulk Gull
lambs $7@9; bulk fat ewes. s4@6.
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LIBERTY BONns

BW United Press
NEW YORK; llec: 9-Liberty SIzs
opened at 102.13, off 1: 4th 4Ks f04., I'm
changed; treasury 4As 115.24, of 2: As
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800; market $50 higher; hsaVfss and %e.
@s; throEouts end stays. ssh 4f.SC. Cate
Receipts. l5O; market Soc higher; good to
II: outs. $3.50 down. Sheep--Receipts, so;
market steady: top lambs, S1l.50612: sec
onos, $eW7; sheep, $3@5 Thursday IS
shipments; Cattle. 81; calves, ~: hogs,
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BIZ United Pyess

Rss pp ssSS so SO B:
ise y SS e. i Ssg S.
packing scws, sTes.SS. OS sttls%Re%csiDts;
none; calves, receipts, 100; market strong:
esss1t steers nominaIly .sllQi4; yeaiers.
market fully steady; top fat lambs. 1if. 30:
e 2SlS dat lambs. slsGl4'So; bulk Gull lambs,
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STOCK PRICES
IRREGULAR and
SOME ADVANCE
Radio Corporation Is Under
Pressure as Pool With
draws.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of twenty industrials Thursday
was 1888, on 1.85. Average of TWENTY
rails was 1908. of 1.04. Average of forty
bonds was 1926, unchanged.
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Chicago Grain Table

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Dec. e.-CarlotS: Wheat, IL;
corn, 1877: oats, 80; rye, IL.
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BIZ United Press

~ OHtScU 1Itcc
ceI EAST n.y. HOyUFE EAso;..pTs pee SSAogs Re.
20 lQc SS down 250 to- $50 lbs. $9.l5G9 IS;
ss e 1sS 1870 f. iSO lbs: Sss0Ss 81
sSssSs 9oo ;As Caves s0T Ts.
beef steers $ll@l3.5 so: light yeariine steeTTs'
and heifersr $i250; veaiefs. $iS5o9 ia
bulk fat Lambs SAYS; bulk Gull i ambSs
S1lGl2: bulk fat ewes, $6@7.50.
BB United Press
TOLEDO, Dec. s.--Hogs- Receipts $50
m ms5IS r9R e gsG lSc yP; hssytss:
good pigs. s7.75a6. Cattle Rsceiptss 100
m Insrs. s strong. SGsivss-Recsipts light
ceipts. light; market. Steady '@0'-f'e'
81 kA s4't S., esq fo1fs.. Dec s.-Hoss : Re.
ss s soS q 'c a5o sh S SsC e so Ss ss 81
lbs, sss5Ge: isc to 100 lbs. ss SO 4
to $50 lbs, sF.50ds.50: packing sows' 81. II
Qe. Cattle-Receipts, 1000: calves, re,
steers, 50 .5o@l2; light yeariings and heif,
ers. $8.50@ll beef cows, $660MS; low cut,
ter and cutter cows, $4.7B15,75; vealers
S14 ;25i heavy caiyers, 1909: bulk stockei
cetpts. 1900; marketr steady, top fat lambs
$l4s. bulk fat lambs, 313 50Mlz: bulk crl
lambs 50; bulk fat ewes. s5@6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-09

A meeting and birthday anniver-
sary viii be held by Indianapolis
Shrine No. 6, White Shrine of Jeru-
salem, at tbs p. m. Saturday at
110 E. Ohio st.