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Deaths

Ida May Bolton. "a. Methodist Hospital.
general peritonitis.
Joseph Byers, n. 2Oo7 N Capitol. cere-
Jessie BurE. Il. city hospital. mas
Elizabeth Campbell, rs, 1o4o W. Thirty
Sixth. chronic i1terstitial nephritis.
a.. Virginia Blair Z. city hospital. diph-
Cornelius Meyer, IS. 2osS N. Talbot,
acute cardiac dilatation..
:. Appolonia stauss, IS, Central Indiana
hospital, broncho pneumonia.
7r,s SaIah Ann Teissedre. rs. 6b1 E. Twenty
Oscar ). Harrison. as, 222 s. Holmes.
chronic interstitial nephritis.
Deloss, broncho, pneumonia.
=, Belle ESin Meyers 81. Christian Hospital.
Edward q, Psdlow. 70. s2s Greer. cere-
George Carbon, So. st. vincent's Hospi-
tai; general perit2pitis.
John p. Fry, SO. Union Station Yard.
elmer Fiddler. 80. city hospital. car
Arthur Brennan. 4S. s2s KOehne. acute
Anna s. Manion. so. 1859 Ruckle.
hypostatic. pneumonia.
Emma e. Arbuckle. 81. 1924 N. La Sale.
cerebral hemorrhage.
lone Esther Essex. 81. 2417 Station. dia-
Edwin M. Huls. 81. st. vincent's Hospi-
Ellen Louise Dillon, days. st. Vim
cents Hosoital. stelectasis
Helen Martha Frazier. 20. city hospital.
Septicaenia
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RAIL ATTORNEY DIES
OatIey b. COckrum Funeral Will Be
Held Saturday.

Funeral services for Oatley B.
Cockrum, "A, attorney for the
Nickel Plate Railroad Company,
will be held at 2 p. m. today
from his home, 14i6 N. Alabama ST.,
where he died Thursday.
Burial will be in Crown Hill
cemetery. Surviving him are his
widow, and parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Cockrum.
Mr.. Cockrum, who was born in
Boonville, Ind, had lived in Indian
apolis since 1889. and was educated
in public schools here, Yale Uni
versity and Indiana Law school. He
married Miss lola st. Comb Of To-
ledo, Ohio, in 1919. He was a menu
Der of the Masonic fraternity and
the Episcopal church.
Mr. Cockrum formerly was gen.
eral land and tax attorney for the
New York Central Lines, with head
quarters at Chicago.
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CONFIDENCE IN
LIST is BETTER
Effects of Brokers' State
mentS SubSide.
lnu rhomson 4 McKinnonl

NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-Some ir-
regularity in the forenoon gave way
to a steadier feeling later. What
ever effect the brokers loans state
ment may have had soon subsidized
and general buying was resumed.
1t was quite evident that the
statement of President Coolidge and
that of Mr.. Rascob served to in
spire greater confidence in the out
look for the coming year. With mail
order houses reporting business well
in excess Of last year, forecasting
active holiday trade, the merchant
dising stocks we're in demand and
some new records were established.
Coppers were in better demand in
response to more reaSsuring reports
from that industry, while the oils
also impressed me with good buying
on humors that an advance was
soon to be announced in the mid
continent field.
AS a whole, the market exhibited
a definite undercurrent OF strength,
which is likely to continue in view
of the steady pressure of money
seeking investment. More than
$500, 900 900 in second Liberties have
been presented for redemption and
this money cannot be absorbed in
moment.
The bond market continued ac-
tive and strong as a result of the
search for opportunities for re-em-
ployment of funds. being accom-
panied by a similar demand for the
high-grade stocks. The short in
terest, however, has been somewhat
diminished so that with the weak
ened technical position we may ex-
pect some occasional reactions, al
though we believe the general trend
will continue upward.
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BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-New rec
ords in number of issues and O
strong tone generally pervading the
entire list today followed what ap-
peared to be the start of violent
technical reaction, due to the rise
of 100000 in brokerage loans in
last nights report.
Montgomery Ward, Midland Steel
Products, preferrerd; Norfolk g.
Western, Packard and Union Car
bide all made new highs on sub
stantial gains. Commercial Solvents
and Cast Iron Pipe scared, as did
Houston Oil.
United states Steel strengthened,
leading the -upturn late in the day.
General Motors held up throughout
the day, despite attempts to start
a decline with this issue as the
lever.
Stocks displayed considerable ami
nation of the upside today. Little
attention was paid to the rise in
brokers' loans to a new record. With
time money at low rate, it was
obvious that absorption of funds
was not having great effect on mar
ket conditions.
Rising activities were spread
through the market Seasoned divi-
dend issues we're prominent, with
Steel, Union Carbide and Norfolk
g. Western featuring. Advances
took place in volatile issues, with
a limited floating supply. The en-
tire list closed higher.
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WRECK VICTIM BETTER
Big Four Officials Seek to Fix
Blame for Collision.

o. F. Hall, 1866 Hosbrook ST., Big
Four fireman, was recovering today
from injuries sutFeredThursday when
his train was swide-swiped by an
other at the Belt Railroad near
Drover st.
The engines collided on the west
rails, while new tracks were be-
ing laid on the east side. Off
Gals said that orders had been is
sued that east-bound freight was
to have preference on the single
track.
j. ]. Liddy, Belt Railroad train
master; William Davis, trainmaster
of the Indianapolis division of the
Big -Four, and j. A. Nichols, Chi
cago division trainmaster of the
Big -Four. we're to meet in Liddy's
office today to determine RESPONSE
bility.
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Cash Grain

The bids for car lots OF grain at the cali
Of the Irdianapolis Board Of Trade, I. o. B..
1854; No. hard, 81 81. 2saI 49, c' 'l''l'aS1
No. 4. 773s GTsc; No. yellow so Il gsi &C.
No. 4. 7s1sR7slac; No. mixed, 77a7sc;
ostsEFiEm; No. white. 4s94Oc; No.
. HsyEWeak: No / timothy. .sls Scala:
x:d si9esS SS d hS Sh Hed s0y ys
6ll350: No. clover hay. $lS.S0914.50.
Inspection
NO mn ! mixed csr. T Si GO cars car
Corn-No. 3 white, 2 cars; No. 4, car;
No. 5. 2 cars; No. 4, / car; No. S, cars;
mixed. car; sample mixed. car. Total,
osts-No. 2 white, 3 cars; No. ,. 5
cars: No. 4, car. Total, cars.
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HEAVY PORKERS
OFF Is CENTS;
CALVES LOWER
Pigs Drop Back so Cents
or More; Best VeaIerS
Down so Cents.

Porkers were of today, with con-
tinued high receipts, 20 to rs cents
or more. The top was down to $685.
bringing the price range, paid for
heavy animals. to a narrow mark Of
10 cents. Approximately $500 were
brought to the yards with 1877 held
over.
The Chicago market was very
slow at the opening with $1,000 re-
ceived, The top was down with a
25-cent lower tone throughout
Heavy butchers were held for $10.40
and over.
Best veaIerS at the local market.
were SO cents lower the top falling
to SIS. Cattle prices were weak to
lower and sheep and lambs were
steady.
Hog Price Range
Pigs, 90-130-pounds, sold at $3.50
@8.75, and light animals weighing
130-160 pounds were down to $3.50
90. Material in the 10000 pound
class dropped to a range OF $3.50
$50. Heavy animals in the 200-250-
pound and 250-300- pound classes
sold in the same range at $9.25@9.35.
Beef steers were nominal in the
cattle division, the previous price
being $12.50@17. Cows dropped IS
cents to $6.25@8.75. Low cutters
and cutter COWS were down rs cents
on the high end, selling at 1920
$50. Full stock and feeder steers
were unchanged, going at $4,000.
About 800 were received.
Calf Top SIS
Best vealers sold SO cents off with
TOO in the pens. The top was SIS
with the bulk dropping below $l4.5o.
Heavy calves were unchanged at
$6.50@9.50.
A few top fat lambs sold at $13.25,
the previously established price,
with the bulk also unchanged at
$l2.50@13. Bulk Gull lambs went at
$7.50@10 and fat ewes brought $3.50
@6.50. Receipts. were estimated at
600.
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TWO WIVES TOO MANY
st. Louis Woman to Prosecute on
Bigamy Charge.

When Mrs. Jane Schultz Ward,
st. Louis, recent bride of Artemus
G. Ward, 1921 E. Washington ST.,
became suspicious because he would
not bring her here with him on a
visit and did not write to her she
asked detectives to find him.
Detectives Brickley and Finneran
said they found Ward visiting
another wife, Mrs. Martha Cappon
Ward, whom he married Dec. %,
1922, and whom he deserted few
months later. Three weeks ago
Ward went to st. Louis and married
Miss Schultz. She told police she
would prosecute him on bigamy
charge.
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WHEAT PRICES
DECLINE; OTHER
GRAINS STEADY
Wheat Opens Low and
Continues BeariSh in
Entire Session.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 18.-Wheat de-
clined sharply, on generally bear
ish conditions, but corn and oats
held about steady, at today's ses-
sion on the Chicago Board of Trade.
Trading was quiet in all pits.
Wheat opened fractionally lower
on weak Liverpool cables, and late
in the day had taken a net loss
of about 1 cent. Liverpool was
weakened by news that the French
government had increased the duty
on wheat imports considerably. Ar
gentine cables were mostly bearish,
exerting an additional influence to-
ward the decline.
Export business was quiet. Re
ceipts here were sixteen cars, and
the cash market was u cent lower.
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In the Cotton Market
(By Thomson & McKinnonl
-Bv Thomson Z MoKiuhOn :

NEW. YORK, Nov, 18.-There was heavy
nrst half hour. this morning but the low
prices attracted SO much trade. buying that
Aggressive selling was abandoned and
many traders are apparently OF the opinion
That the decline has about ended Nom
gay ginning figures may temporarily
affect the market one way or another, but
we think that tn mearket is hardly likely
TO show any further decline Of importance
the southern holder now occupies. There
has been as yet little or nothing said about
eminent may issue. somewhat unexpected
ly. a report. on the Information Of the boil
Weeyll which with the mild weather pre-
Valllng In the South. may be very bulfish.
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YULE SAVINGS INCREASE
Gain of 80 Per Cent Over Last
Year Made in Deposits.

Indiana members of Christmas
saving clubs will receive $12, TOO, 900
within the next few weeks, accord
ing to Herbert F. Rawll of New
York, president of the Christmas
Savings Club Corporation.
This represents an increase Of 80
per cent over the amount paid by
banks in this State last year on
Christmas savings.
The total for the United States
this year is $50i, $4,000, of which
s106, 301, 700 is for the east north
central States, including Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Michigan and Wis
consin. The gain for the United
States this year over 1926 was rs.
per cent.
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Births
GirIs
Nov. 10

Roscoe and Rebecca Wallace, g35 Lynn.
Harry and Margaret Hantzis, IS park
view.
Jesse and Hazel Miles. Christian Hos
:, Charles and Edith Hatfield. 1881 N. Belle
Emory and Edna Smith, Methodist Hos
pital.
Boys
John and Matte satterley, $50 Centen-
NAL.
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FILM is BARRED
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
BERLIN, Nov. 19.-Censors Friday
forbade the exhibition in Germany
Of film, made in Austria, martyr
izing Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo
Vanzetti. recently executed in Mas
sachusetts for murder.
The film contains scene in which
the Statue Of Liberty is ablaze.
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BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-GirIs Of
the Harriet Judson Home, Y. w.
G. A. in Brooklyn, established 10
cent beau tax" on young men visit
ors. To date the Y. w. c. A. fund
campaign has been swelled by
81, 485.
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In the Sugar Market
NV ThOmson q McKInnOnl

(By Thomson g. McKinnonl
NEW YORK, Nov. ia further adj
vance wac established in sugar prices to-
day based upon the belief that other pro-
ducing countries would Join in the move
ment to restrict production reports from
Paris we're to the effect that the sugar
interests there were extremely skeptical
ing out. The opposition in that direction
Is easily accounted for by the fact that
France has produced an unusually large
sugar beet crop, which 1t cannot export.
owing to the government regulations now
In force. The view from Washington that
considerable eject in stimulating buying.
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HI United PFG6S
$500: fed steers scarce and steady; part
$io' SoaiS. According e weight ana con- a.
dition; she stock fully steady; most low
cutters. $515i0; strong weights, $3.50
$50; few. TO small packers Up to SIS IS;
slow market On bulls; prices spread very
wide between lightwcights and weignty
sausage offerings; former kinds DOWN Ard
to 500 siad b sI9l strong weight Outstand-
ter: .yeslssrs. sl2.5o@iz 70 big packers rev
lambs active at I5SsSc hieSsr: good sss
woOIed comsbacks and NATIVES. slszsS
fed liehtwsiEhts, held around sI7'Sp; god
81 is; scattering i3o-lb. buck lambs. SiIG
Ewes sss5SO @osiy :AsssR 4 ssfbsdy so.r fst
e. sS stead sItsady plaineI, qfIsringss sla@
ing pigs excluded Receipts. 81 900; mar
hb;sayywelighto $50 70 $50 ibs; medium 70
choice. $9F9.s0; nediumweight 200 to $50
lbs, So 75hS. 40; lightweight i6O to zoo lbs,
cop'mon to choice. ss.l5d9lS; light Lights,
$50 to $50 lbs. common to choice, $7fSJ
sl7s; packing sows. smooth and rough.
medium to choice. $T.25Q8.26.
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AA ARK z, z. 1921 1921; nice sleeping rooms;
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BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Nov. &c
1873; corn. IS; oats. Al; r
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Liberty Bonds
Chicago Stocks

100000 Belt R R com .."...."...
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Death Notices

U. g. w. " members Of MeKrew Camp
No. /; members of Spanish War veterans
are are earnestly requested to assemble Al
IS, $3.50 a. m. for purpose Of attending The
last sad rites Of our late comrade George
T. Carbon.
(Signedl
A. d. PORTER. Cc11<nerder.
II. s. BLCUNT. Adfutank ElEN
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NOMINATE DIRECTORS
Seven Are UnOpposed for C. Of C..
Election.

Election.
Seven members were nominated
for election Dec. Is as directors of
the indianapolis Chamber of Com
merce Thursday. All are unop-
posed.
They are: William H. Insley,
manufacturers division; Ellsworth
e. Heller, retail division; A Kiefer
Mayer, Wholesale division; Charles
e. Mallory, freight and traffic di-
vision; Louis j. Borinstein and Will
liam r. Moore, directors at large,
and Fred Cooper, ST., civic affairs
division.
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Bu United Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 8,--Butter-Receipts,
6.02l; extra firsts. 46@4SHzc; firsts, 1910
4Sc; seconds. s6aSsAc; standards. 45c;
nsries, 500 ssc; frsts, 46@ 45c; seconds,
25c; young Americas, 26l1c. Poultry-Re-
166l7e;. springs, csc; ducks. heavy 22c;
small, 1897 geese 20Q21c; turkeys. $50
42c; roosters. Tic. Potstoes-.Arriyals.
consin sacked round whites, Sl.50Gl IS;
Minnesota and North Dakota sacked
C SDs yhss SSaSo anG Ss Su sys.
$l;7oql 90; parity graded. si.5O@1.7O.
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Pay for Halloween Pranks

BIZ United Press
NEEDHAM, Mass, Nov. 18.-Five
boys who celebrated Halloween by
sounding two false alarms must pay
the town $50 for each alarm, ac-.
cording to court ruling today.
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LIBERTY BONDS

Bu United Press
opening: Liberty s}Sss 1926, up Z; Sd 4%s
10000, UP i; 4th 414s 104.. OF /.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK g0y; ls;mF I.: steady .ss d
.Lard--Eesier; midwest spot. $3.50 @t2.70.
suEarESw quiet spot g test dsIi,gs re-
57096.90c Coffee-Rio No. on spot,
i4asc,;; santos No. Z, 22HS22s4c: Tsiiow
sIoyeE sscSsis PresseG poultry .oc
broiiers, 53G 3sc; fowls, 160S2c ducks, 20
@30c; ducks. Long Island. 2sQ27c: Live
S2sc; fowls 15G27c; turkeys. soc;
ROSTERS. 20e; chickens. l5@32c; broileTs,
27045c. Cheese-Dull; state whole milk,
fancy to specials, 28Q 29c; young Americas.
28Q38lsc. Potatoes-Long Island, $40
81 So penns. ss'sSGs.5G; &sins. ia 80.
sweets-Jersey., basket. 5oc@$2l3; south
ceipts. 1855; creamery extras. soc; spe-
cial market. 5oh@ sic. Eggs-1rregular;
receipts. o.272; nearby white fancy, $50
68c; nearby state whites, son 65c; fresh
firsts, 42@4sc; Pacific coasts. SSQ6Sc;
western whiets, 36GS6c; nearby browns.
67@6ec.
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Produce Markets

Butter wholesale price, - No. /, 4s9
Sac: No. 2, 46GI4Sc.
Butterfat buying price)--47@4sc.
Egas-No. / fresh. averaging "a ounces
to doz 4e95oc; No. 2. 3l@s2c; general
6. ssR !SBgr' S;n. Bs5
I9sf. brick Leaf ssg?scs syAss
Wisconsin nat mild and sharp. 3og32c;
Lpnghorn,- 2e a acc: New York, limberger.
s0@34c; Wisconsin iinberger. 2s030c.
Poultry buying prtcesl Hens. 20q2l
LeRhorn hens. 14@l5c; springs. t8Q zoe;
Leghorn springs. 14dt5c; ROSTERS. loo i2c;
turkeys, young toms, 1884, hens. 500
toms, 25@ soc; ducks, l6Gi7c.
BIZ United Press
in Us ioss j SH lse: Es.s ssEs 4ssss::
Eggs~Extras. Sc; extra frstS. sac: frSsts,
20G2ic; Leghorn fowls. f4@ie: heavy
springers, 25026c; Leghorn springers, 81
M22c; cocks, l6dl7c; ducks, heavy, 22G
24c; medium, 20Q2lc; geese, goa 22c;
turkeys, young hends and gobblers, 43W
45c. Potatoes-l50-lb. sacks, Maine.
branded. 1915; plain. s., 40; New York
GAINESVILLE, 1915; plain, $40; Ohio, So. rs
@3.25; Michigan, s3.25G3.P0; WISCONSIN
and Minnesota. SSGa.ss; los 70 llo-ib.
bags. Idaho. bakers, $2.5od3;7S; ruTals.
s2?5G26oi Colorado brown beauties, $3.50;
eo-lh; sacks. home grown round whites,
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BIZ Times NDeCfnL
NEW YORK, Nov. 10. - Foreign ex-
change closed irregular. Demand sterling,
S4:S7 Lilo, eff 1-16: francs, 392ac; Ira
5.4374c, of .,001a; Belga, 1890. up .00la;
marks; 2SS5hc, up .00h; Montreal.
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BIZ United .Press

PITTSBURGH, Nov. lS.-Hogs-Re-
sssss!p'ib esIss' 1880 lS.sss IS Ss $50
lsSaO So 49, lDs ss ssSss i1 psas
ing sovs. ss98.50. .Cattle-Receipts, none
Cslves-Receipts. 1850. market. steady to
SiQ.75Gls; vealers. $iI9l5, sheep~Re-
ceipts, 500; market, steady TO 15c higher;
top fat lambs, $1l: bulk fat lambs. $3.50
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BIZ United Press
.rww~A- -
Bin UnitedPress

TOLEDO. Nov; ls;-Slose; %hestsT;lNO.
5biYc Cloyer-Cash imported. sIe4
cash.. $3.50; December. February. and
Marcia. ols;4o; December imported. $500.
March. $3.50: Alsike-Cash, 1870; De-
$tq.2o,. Butter-4s95lc. Eggs-45q 48c.
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By United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. Nov. ls.-Hogs = Re-
ssHtS oSss $50 % sO 6 o' s m'
;s.staS' Soi lsS to $50 lbs. SOS TO- gO 90 to
$50. GettiewsReceipts. S6S; calves re- Re.
cblpts. 400; market for steers steady: beef
steers: siI;sogl3:so: light yearrlinES and
low cutters and cutter cows. S4.1S15.T5:
vealers. sl4.25; heavy calyers.. s3a9; oulk
Receipts. ESQ., market steady: top Tat
lasnbs. 1890. bulk fat lambs. $500 rs:
blAlk. Gull lambs, $8.50@i0; bulk tat ewes.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. ls.--Hogs- EeceIpts,
I4Ss RssssSSsi s ss aE; ssod isS s:
lbs. Ss.T500i .9o-l3o lbs. $7;5o@g.76;
Backing go s~s :5sc0 cas sIs.t sssapSS
and 6eifefrs;. S7.SOdls.SoO; cows, ssGs.a5:
low cutter and cutter cows, $4.75D5 so.
yealers. $il@l4.50: heavy calves, S10@l3;
bulk stock and feeder sters, ssQS.50. Sheep
Receipts, gas; market steady; top fat
bulk Gull lambs. $7@s: bulk tat ewes. 81
G6.
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And She Loves Her 'ePoppa'

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov ia mar
rage license has been isSued to Miss
Anthea Karvelo of Milton, Pa, and
Spires A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
Local Wagon Wheat

LOCAL grain elevators ere paying $l.2o
for No. red wheat. Other grades are
purchased on their merits.
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BIZ Times Special

%:diu@:. $500 gSSs ss.,5:' f piss ,SsSSSs
s ss ICuFns sssScssI1C stays SOS Cat
rseeipt4 zoe; market steady; good TO
Rscsipss market sT stsSS Evn ton IsmSs
Thursdays shipments: Cattle. Ill; calves.
10; hogs. 293: sheep none.
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BIZ United Press

EAST BQFFALO. Nov. 1s.--Hogs-
S eaRsl isS 1926 hG B sis Stss g.
lbs:; sO.3S 30 co.; so-IsO i5s;. 3d. 25Gss0;
as Calves-Receipts,. 8; market. steady;
calves, Sc higher; vealers, $lo616.50, Sheep
Receipts. $500, market, soc higher: bulk
1880.
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Banks and Exchange
FOREIGN ExCHANGE

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
o. Debts were $8.122. 900.
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Room Wanted
Room for Rent With Boord

ADVERTISE your rooms and apartments
Through our new information bureau.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Nov. 1s:-Hogs- Receipts,
go S lbs 'S a 80 ls q ls sSSS a.: is g
sows. :s@S'sO. Ssttlewgssc:eiptsp. N'i iea:
sf f cows ss'i ss beef ov tSss snS sasE
Receipts, 1000; market for lambs 25c
lambs. sis.75t14.35; bulk Gull lambs. SO
0ll.50: bulk fat ewes, $516.5O.
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TOLEDO. Nov. 1s.-Hogs-R Receipts, $50;
market 10@15c lower: heavies,, $9.S569 $50;
mediums. $g9s.25; .Yorkers.. sp6e,as; good
ket steady; calves, receipts light; market
steady. Sheep and lambs-Recelpts. light;
market 25c higher.
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Chicago Grain Table
Nov. 49,

BIZ Times Special
wheat. I'll, 900. egeinst l.O2f. 900: corn.
SOL 900, against $4,000; oats. 34l. 900.
900, against 1854, 600: Corn 42S. 900,
against 27s.000: oats. 100000, against
sis. 900.
BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Nov. ls.-Carlo.s: Wheat,
1873; corn. IS; oats, Al rye, 3.
BIZ United Press
No. / hard; 81 2sK; No. 5 red, Sis4
Corn--No. 2 yellow, seise; No. 3, -s61sc;
No. 4 siAasSci Nj s s4c; M, No. g.; Is@
No. white. s7lkc: No. 8. s5;; No. g.
slhei sample GRADE. 74qelc. Barley. =
No No. j. 4sS5ic; No. i. 4sMSsi1sc.. ~I Rye aso,
No. 4, sl.o9. Timothy-sS.4064.i Clover
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STOCKS REACH
HIGH POSITIONS
IN STRONG LIST
Many Issues Make New
Records as Tone Firms
in Wall Street.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrials Thursday
was 1851, up "a. Average of twenty rails
was 1871, up rs: Average of forty bonds
was 99A7, up .04.