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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-22
Commission Row
PRICE TO RETAILERS

$s;5O@9; BellflowerS, 81 so; staymans, $3.50
s@9; Grimes Golden. SO; R. !. Greetings.
Golden. s7s0Ss: Beildowersp, p So; BaidW 1sS
$5;75Q6: WsgneTs. $5.75@6; Jonathan. 81:
7SeSeR r S. BHx apples o DELICIOUS 6 $40
thans, $S@S.25 stayInens. $s25@s75. Bas-
ket apples l40-lb. baskets: Jonathans,
peefoss d ssSs % %Sfen Rysa sssj
mems. ss.5OSs.7S Cooking apples, 81;
B grade. $i.s5: Grimes. grade, $2.25:
Senator. $3.50: Northern Spys So; Rome
6 BeautiieS: $2;75; Baldwins. $3.50: r. L.
Bananas-6@8c ID.
Berries Cranberries. $1O@i1 one-half
Grapefruit-Florida. s4.5o95.25 crate.
Grapes-Californit Emperors. Sc keg:
$2.2S@2.5O lug: California Almeria, $2.75
Observation-Disclosures. 2: 2Os soa quart
orang g;s Tds, iNSayels, s45o@Z5O
r saTs 7vocSdos s Der Bose ao1 s. bPOs
ton D'Anjous, Sc box.
Tangerenes- Florida. $S.75@4.s5 crate.
VEGETABLES
Artichokes-C California. 50 per dozen.
gaens-scuthern, 1915 hamper.
Cabbage-H: g.. 2@2Ac ID.
caylinower-Ca California, says crate.
igan rough, 50 per % crate: Michigan
Celery Cabbage-$1.25 doz.
.r 81 81 s s295 cT dO south
EggpiantWH. g.. So do ~ '@'''
EndiveT5o dog;
Leek-5Oc bunch.
Lettuce IcslifoTnIia, head. s5@s.5O crate;
o nions@spsnis6, & s2ss@25o crate: 1ndi-
ana white. $3.50 per iOO-ib. bag: indiana
OySterplant-50c doz.
Parsley--6oc doz. punches.
Peas~caIifornia telephone, 50 hamper.
Peppers-Finers. use peck: Florida man
PotatoesAMichigan white, So $50 lbs.
nesota Red River Ohios, $2.25 100 lbs;
Rsdishes-Hothouse buttons. ooc dozen:
Rutabagas~ rs per cwt.
SpinscR-H. G., s1.25@i. SO bu.
Sweet Potatoes - Indiana Jersey me-
6tums, $3.50 bu.; Indiana Jerseys. $3.50 bu.:
Torna toes-Hothouse, $3.50 per 10 lbs.
Turnips-H. c.. 65c bu.
MISCELLANEOUS
Cider-New York, So, a gal; key;
$3.50, gal. case; $475 doz. 1s-gal. jars.
Cocoanuts-$6 per 100.
Garlic--l5c per ID.
oysters-standards $3.50 gal: selects
Squash-Hubbard. $3.50 Dbl.
HOLIDAY SUPPLIES
Cedar Roping-$l.25 per 20-ySrd roll.
Holly--Wreaths. 81 .60q225 per doz.;
loose, $T@8 per case.
Laurel Roping~si.75 per 2o-yard coil.
Lycopodium.S1.25. coward roll.
Ml&tletOe-2OC per Id. case.
Trees-Vermont spruce, $3@1O. singles
$2.25. bundles. of Q and 8: $2.25@2.5(
bundles of A. and 6.
Tree Holders-Wooden cross pieces, 81 4!
per rs paid; metal holders, $3.50 per dozen
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Is CENTS HOG
DROP FOLLOWS
STEADY PRICES
Porker Top Down to $685.;
VeaIerS Take 5O-Cent
Increase Here.

PorkerS were generally Is cents
lower at the Union Stockyards to-
day, after the steady tone Wednes-
day, which brought the top down to
$685. per hundred pounds. The bulk
price paid for weights upward from
100 pounds was $8.75. About 1900
animals were received with 1893
held over from Wednesdays trading.
There were practically no early
sales at the Chicago market, but
bidding was around steady with
Wednesdays average. Best weighty
butchers received bid of $3.75. APP
proximately $4,000 were received
with 1000 holdovers.
Vealers went up so cents today
after two preceding drops of the
same amount. Lambs were steady
on the local market.
All Glasses Down
Heavy butchers, 250-350 pounds,
and material weighing 200-250
pounds dropped evenly IS cents to
a range of $8.75@8.85. Middle
weights. 10000 pounds, we're of
Cne same, Selllng at $500 S.T5-
Lights weighing 13o-16O pounds sold
at $8@8.25, off Is to Is cents, and
pigs were $7.50@8.10, down Is cents
on the top. Packing sows sold at
$7@D7.75, Is cents lower on the top.
Beef steers were so cents higher
on the top, selling at $10.25@14, and
other classes of cattle were steady.
Cows went at $6.75@9 and low cut
ter and cutter COWS brought $4.75
@6. Bulk stock and feeder steers
were $4,000. Approximately 700
were received.
Calves Come Back
Calves made partial recovery OF
the losses of the last two days and
advanced SO cents to a top of $3.50
The best sold at SIS up. Heavy
calves were unchanged at $4,000
$50. About 600 animals were brought
to the yards.
Lambs were steady at a quotable
top of $12.75. Bulk fat lambs were
$12@12.50, and culls, $4,000. Fat
ewes went at $450@6.50. Receipts
were estimated at 500.
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BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The larg-
est financing ever undertaken for
the Republic of Peru is placed on
the market today in an issue of
$5O,0OO,0OO Peruvian National Loan,
6 per cent, external sinking fund
gold bonds, first series. The bonds,
which are dated Dec. 1, 1927, and
due Dec. 1. 1850, are priced at 91h
and accrued interest to give an av-
erage yield of $50 per cent. A Gu
mulative sinking fund will be pro-
vided, calculated to retire the whole
issue by maturity through semi
annual drawings by lot for redemp-
ton at their principal amount and
accurate interest.
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CITY, TRUCK TAGS READY
Licenses for S192S Are on Sale in
Controllers Office.

City truck licenses for 1928 are
ready for distribution at the Office
Of City Controller Sterling R. Holt.
Holt urged truck drivers TO avoid
congestion nearer the end of the
year. Enforcement of the license
ordinance will not be ordered by
police until about Jan. IS.
Fees for trucks are: One ton, IS;
two tons, SO; three tons. $13; four
tons, SIT, and five tons, SCI. y
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RuiIdinu Permits

"A. ". Farris, remodel. 2O1s N. Illinois.
Frank B. Ross. repair. 500 N. Illinois.
1895
.IC: L. Saunders. furnace. 1924 N Butler,
Heady & Walker. furnace. slls-24 Eng
lish, $500.
H. J. cohn. store front. 4oi2 E. WASH
ington. 5000.
james Benson, dwelling. 1so5-o7 Gunber.
Q. E. Kemper. dwelling and garage. s45-
AZ s. fremont, S295O.
C. Paaschaall. dwelling and garage, 1915
N. Colorado, $4,000.
National Malleable and Steel Casting
Company, reroof, 546 N. Holmes. $1,l22.
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rails was i41 04, up OIL, Average of forty
bonds was 1922, tof .O1.'
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Copper
stocks continued to display strength
in today's early dealings on the
stock market Prices in general
we're holding around previous clos
ing levels.
Oils were firm with Sinclair again
in good demand; motors were steady
and quiet; rails we're inactive but
firm; special issues advanced.
International Nickel scared to
new high for the year, Anaconda
came within fraction Of its high
and Kennecott equalled its best
level.
Steel Firms
United States Steel firned up y
point to 1875, but General Motors
eased off to 1888 off Il. Timken
rose x to 1861; Bethlehem Steel y
to SITS; American Sugar IL to 79a,
Radio Corporation sold off rs to
9O5s.
Pivotal stocks were quiet in early
dealings with the price movement
narrow. Buying, however, became
active and stocks vents ahead with
considerable spirit in various special
issues. Speculation in copper shares
showed no loss of enthusiasm, con-
verging on favorites like Interna-
tiOnal Nickel and American Metals.
Sinclair continued to stand out
in the petroleum group, mounting to
new high ground on the movement.
Short Covering Forced
Urgent short covering was forced
in the late morning by impressive
strength in Steel common which
climbed to 1908, up points. Active
demand for steel reflected increased
orders and the outlook for excep-
tional prosperity in the first half of
1923.
Brokers ascribed profit taking to
the long succession of heavy volume
days as an indication of the i'm
paired technical strength. Many
observers now find that it is neceS-
sary to advance the general idea of
what constitutes an abnormally huge
turnover.
With stock exchange seats selling
above 100000 it is evident that no
let-up Of trading activities is antici-
pated in important quarters.
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Dry Recess

BU United Press
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Dec. %.
"A brewery was found by Fed
eral agents Wednesday in the
abandoned Good Hope school
house outside the Milwaukee
city limits.
The school now is operated
in a building directly across the
highway from the old Struc-
ture.
Jack Sharon and John Ber-
tram were arrested.
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Produce Markets

Butter wholesale price,--No. !. sac
55c No. 2, SSn5Vc: packing stock, 22G25c.
5utterfat (buying price, ID;
to doz;, 4o@4lc; No. 2, 2S@26c; geenral
Cheese Nv wholesale selling prices. per
No. /. Node; imported swiss. SIC: Wis
cream. ss&4oc; 0 fat display H ssgsoc longs
horn. 2Sg29ci New York limberger. 420
Poultry (buying prices)-Hens. ls@21c
Leghorp. springs, f4@i5c ROSTERS. 100
hen ssE c y I'D o@ sSm sssc Cid Ssnss
sSineas. young Soc; old. ssc ss'' i'VA''
CLEVELAND, Dec. -Butter-Extras in
tub lots, 53Q55c; firsts. 48050c; seconds.
Extras, 4sc; eRra SH lists S 4ec rst5 ssc
Heavy fowls 25@Ssc; Ism medium dun SSGasc
CSC; Ieg6orn spFingeTs SoSSic: COCKS .0 Is
sss; tuTEsys. $50 lsc; dressed geese, IS
SACKS SACKS New York, ss.i5%s IS; Maine. iI ss.as
Wisconsin and Minnesota. 557O@2,so: u.s.
Colorado brown beauties. s225G255:
home grown. bushel. $l.25Ql.SS.
- NV SH1,S2 x 5fSs: Dec y9przealst
steady: sp sof' 90 test delivered ATTY PAID
ss SS Eensd uisS 6 on spot S1c
Santos No, 4, 2112Gi22c. Tallow-Firm;
special TO extra. ssfe3e94cs; Hay-Quiet;
6Sc@s1. Dressed joiltry;1SSist and pVf II.
regular; turkeys. 35G5Oc; Chickens. 2O61
SIC; -capons, 3Oa52c; fowls. l6T3 ducks
20G32c: Long Island ducks. 23Q26c. Live
acc; fowls ,ls@26c; turkeys. 40@45c; foost-
45c: bfoilers. 35@42c. Cheese-Firm: State
y6nng milk fancy ts specials 3S@2Sc
@SI; southern, $566: Maine, s2.eoG3. IS:
Bermuda. SCALA. Sweet potatoes-Jersey.
basket, 5oc@ $3.50; southern. barrels. Sis
Steady; receipts. $3.50; creamery extra.
SIC: special market, 52Ia a 53c. Eggs
Firm: receipts, 17,4l2; nearby whit efancy.
SSatsac 5Sss 1as sste S%hits fresh
western whites, 800 SOC: nearby browns.
tcHicAGSo, Dec. Administrations
6,l72: extras. acc; extra firsts. 47@48c;
hrsts. 4264 4c; seconds. 38640c: standards.
47c. Eggs-Receipts. 2,466: firstS. Ala 42c;
ordinaries. 3OG37c; seconds. l29 28c.
s'' y SSFs A t0%s Sea 2sS
221sc; small, 17Ql8c; springs. 24c; ducks,
heavy, 23c; small. l8c: geese, 24c: turkeys.
so@35c; ROSTERS, isc. Potatoes-Arrivals.
sin sacked round whites, sl.5Odi.65; Idaho
sacked russets, Sl.50dl.65; partly graded.
81 s5Ql5o. Sweet potatoes-$1.5oG2.
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SAFETY Guard
ASKED AT CITY (.
SEWAGE PLANT
Engineer Says Equipment
Is Needed to Prevent
Blast Recurrence.

Consulting Engineer Charles H.
Hrd today recommended that the
sanitary board install an auxiliary
pipe line" or an "unloader" at the
garbage and sewage disposal power
plant, to avoid turbine explosion
similar to that which destroyed ex-
pensive machinery last fall.
The auxiliary line would be a
small line parallel to the other pipes
to be used for stopping and start
ing.
An "unloader" would release the
air when pressure reached a certain
point.
Hurd contends that mon return
check valves" in the air line are
unnecessary. There are such valves
in the steam line
Need Safeguards
Hurd's report bears out the con-
tention of the Hartford Steam Boil
er Inspection and Insurance Com
pany that there is danger of another
explosion unless some Sa1ety pre-
caution is taken.
w. E. Glennon, Hartford chief in
spector, suspended insurance on the
two centrifugal blowers driven by
steam turbines, until "nonreturn
check valves" are installed.
The Hartford had a S25, 1000 policy
on each blower as part of a $l50,000
risk on the equipment.
Local Representative c. M. Stein
bech and Glennon agreed to lift
the suspension on the policy If the
board adopts either of Hurd's recon-
mendations. The board delayed
action.
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Fares Set by State Over Ruled

DIT OWtFGU FTPS8
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The In
terstate Commerce Commission ruled
today that certain interstate fares
required by State authorities to be
maintained by the Chicago, North
Shore & Milwaukee Railroad Co.,
in Illinois and Wisconsin, which are
lower than corresponding interstate
fares maintained by the road were
"sinduly prejudicial" to interstate
passengers and 'unjustly discrim-
inatory against interstate commerce.
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Death Notices

HobTsCLAw. LESTER D-Age Al years,
beloved husbend Of Martha E.. son OF
William c.. brother OF Roy. w. Hollis
Schilling. Grand Rapids, Mich, .oassed
away Tuesday night at his home, the
Princeton Hotel. 232 S. Illinois st. Serv-
Buchanan Mortuary. Friends invited,
Burial Crown Hill.
OVERMAN MRS. ELIZABETH Sage "a
years. passed away Tuesday night. Serv-
Ices Friday, $3.50 D. m, at the residence,
20s2 Ashland Ave Friends invited
Burial Crown Hill at sunset
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In the Sugar Market

(By Thomson 81 McKinnonl
NEW YORK, Dec. 22-The sugar futures
market is being governed at the moment
by technical operations although 1t shows
a willingness to respond to any encourage
ing developments. There has been some
Improvement in the refined sugar market,
but this seems to be slowing down for the
moment. Speculative operations in the
late months should follow the long side.
RH United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Raw sugar
futures opened unchanged to points
higher. December. 2.82: January, 2.78;
March, 2.85; May, 2.92; July. 500; Sep
TENDER, 3.08.
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REALTY BOARD MEETS

Annual Christmas FrOlic Is Held at
Luncheon.
Surprise stunts by seven commit
tees provided entertainment for the
Indianapolis Real Estate Boards
Christmas iollification at lunch
con at the Columbia Club today.
Henry Hotel, luncheon committee
chairman, and Thomas 2. Carson,
social affairs chairman. were in
charge of arrangements. L. HI.
Lewis, board president, presided.
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In the Cotton Market

(By Thomson e. McKinnon)
NEW YORK. Dec. 22-There are some
trade buying orders under the market,
but their number has been materially re-
ducd. / think we are In a scalping field
which will last until the new year, after
that am very doubtful of the markets
pect to see materially lower prices.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Cotton futures
opened lower. December 1902; january.
la95. OF /; March, 1917: May 1929. of i;
Jaly 1928. OF 2; October. 1910.
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Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paying $3.50
for No. 3 red wheat. Other GRADES are
purchased on their merits.
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Bank of India Raises Interest

BIZ United Press
CALCUTTA, India, Dec. 22.-T1e
Bank of India today raised the in
terest rate from 6 to per cent.
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Cost Is High

The board considered giving the
policy to the Ocean Accident and
Guarantees Corporation Ltd, but
Supervising Engineer R. M. Collier
and C. B. Houk. assistant agent,
said they had not received an esti-
mate from New York.
Hurd recommended the board re-
place the damaged blower with the
same general type of equipment used
before. The Drava-Doyle Com
pany. Pittsburgh, distributors OF
the De Laval Steam Turbine Com
pany estimated it would cost $17,-
900 to replace the machine.
Hurd also proposed increased wa
ter supply to operate steam con-
densers. He said the present sup
ply is not sufficient to permit oper-
alton of the plant on capacity
basis. Cost would be about $4,000
he estimated.
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CLEVELAND. Dec. 22.-Hogs- Receipts.
$50 lbs, ss.9O@s; 2Oo-25o lbs, $500 8;
10000 lbs. $87568s0: l30-l6O lbs. s825
$685. 9o-13o lbs. $s@s,25 packing ,sows.
Receipts. 900: market, csc down; beef
steers, $9.50@1 so: beef cows, $6.50@8. 25:
low. cutter and cutter cows. $4.5005 rs;
vealers, $13M16. Sheep-Receipts. 700;
market. steady to strong; top fat lambs,
$13.75; bulk fat lambs, $l3.25M13.75; bulk
Gull lambs. $l0.50G12; bulk fat ewes. $5@
$50.
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EN United Press
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Liberty sIs
opened at Io2. up 2: lSt AS, 1888. on 8
4th AIS, l04, up !; Treasury 3As, lot .2t
of 8; 39ss, 1921 off l.
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Banks and Exchange
LIBERTY RONnS

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Local bank clearingS today were So.
$4,000. Debts were $500 900.
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YULE PAGEANT FRIDAY

Coming of Santa Claus"
"The Coming of Santa Claus" will
be presented by thirty children of
the West Park Christian Church
Friday at 8:15. The children will
represent fairies. December and Jack
Frost. 1t will be directed by Miss
Ailleen ,Klaiber and Dale Dorsett.
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Other Livestock

'CtHHfoAGo, Dec. 22.-CattIe-Reccipts
1000; fed sterse and ,yearlings.. strong to
Csc higher; weighty Kinds suitable for
tured steers back to seasons high time;
she-Stock l0@ 15c higher; spots Csc up on
heifers; bulls strong; yealers steady; best
weishty Sausage bulls, $500 I IS; 'weigRty
shippers largely $7.75Q7.85; veaiers. sll
downward to big packers. Sheep-Receipts
10000; early trading largely on better
grade desirable weighty lambs strong to
15c higher; asking around $3.50. for choice
handyweights weighty and plain kinds
slow and about steady; sheep and feeding
lambs unchanged bulk good and choice
handy and medium weight lambs, Sl275W
1925 92-ln0-lb. lambs. $l2di2.75; ex-
IRENE weights. $l1@1l.75; late throwouts.
$l0Gi 10 So lat ewes, S6Q6.75. mostly; me-
dium to good feeding lambs. $12@12.75.
Hogs soft or oily hogs and roasting pigs
excluded Receipts. $4,000; market around
steady with wednesday or So l0c:, under
best prices; heavyweight 250-350 lb.. me-
dunn to choice. $8.2508.S0; medium
weight 200-250-lb. medium to choice. $8.l5
M875: lightweight 160-200-lb. common to
choice. s7.75@s.45: light lights i3O-l6O-lb
common to choice, s7.5O@s.25; packing
sows,. smooth and rough, S725q7 90;
slaughter pigs 90-130-lb. medium to choice,
$6.85@7.60.
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BO United Prcss

CiNCINNATI, Dec: 22.-Hogs-R Receipts
sToC o hOd9 Se s T b market q ssea so
$50 lbs, $s.85GS; i6o to 200 lbs, ss5oa
9; 1870 to 100 lbs, So .25@S.75; 90 TO isC
Cattle~Receipts, $50; calves, receipts, $50
market steady: beef steers, s96f3 light
yearling steers and heifers. sS013: bee
COWS. S4.75@5.75: yealers, $oGi4: HEAVY
calves. sl0@l3 bulk stocker and feeder
steers. $8.5o@9.5O. sheep-Receipts. $50
frE sb steadg top fat S smbS SlS bul
@9: bulk fat ewes. $4@6.
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b. a Tin IS ,TSgGTcidl

LOUISVILLE. Dec. Hogs-Receipts,
heayies, So 406s.8o; pigs and lights. So
@7.65; throwouts and stays s6.25@7. Cat
tle-Receipts. 100; market weak. Calves
choice, S1l@13: medium to good, $9@11;
outs. SO down. Sheep Receipts. so; mar
sst STEADY top LAMPS s52gl2 90 seconds
ments: cattle. 329: calves. 275; hogs. 343;
sheep. none.
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Room for Rent With Board

BROADWAY, 2309-Attractive, warm room,
1 or 2; modern home He. 49l9.
COLLEGE, 1650-Children to board by day
or week: mothers care. Hem. 1927.
BROADWAY, 194T-Front room for / or q;
privileges: modern. Hem. 264G.
BROADWAY 2309; lovely, large, warm
| room. suitable for two.
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By ,I Wnited Press ulSYs

PITT5BURGH. Dec. 22.-logs-Receipts.
Qe.lO; 2O0-250 lbs. $sG9 TO- 10000 lbs.
sS90G910; 130-l60 lbs, S8.50@9. Cattle
Receipts, none. Calves-Receipts. $50;
0l3 go; yalers. $14.50@16.5G. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. 800; market, steady; top fat lambs,
$500; market, steady; top fat lambs, $13.75;
lambs, 5000.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

BN United Press
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Foreign ex-
change opened STEADY. Demand Sterling
$4:S77s francs, 393hc; Ira. 527Hc. I'll
amSM; Belga. 1890, off COZ; marks
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

HARLAN. ll17-very nice. warm. fur
nished rooms; everything furnished.
OHIO. E. 40-Housekeeping rms; every
thing furn,; $3.50 and SO week.
TRAUB, N. l28-Furnished. rooms, So
rooms. $3.50. Oh. 1734-M.
UrION. 25l5-2 furn. rms. bedrm.. kitch-
en-; priv. emit; gar; $3.50 wk.
18TH, W.. 140--2 or Arm, apts.; clean.
warm; everything furnished. Her 1581-W.
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COPPERS SHOW
FIRM TONE AND
OTHERS STEADY
Oils Strong With Sinclair in
Demand; Rails, Motors
Steady but Quiet.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrials Wednes-
day was 200 SO, off 80. Average of twenty
rails was 14104, up OIL, Average of forty
bonds was 1922, toh .01.'
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BN United Press

EAST BUFFALO, Dec. 22.--Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1900: holdovers. sl4.so;.. market,
slow weak to SOC down; 250-350 lbs, So. IS
co. 1s0-16O lbs, $S.50Gs.75; 9o-iSO lbs,
$8@8.50; packing sows, $70775. Cattle
Receipts 200. CalveS--Receipts, 100;
1880. Sheep-Receipts. 300; market,
steady; bulk fat lambs. $13. 50@13.75; bulk
Gull lambs, $l0.50@1l.50; bulk fat ewes,
$6.5007.
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ceipts, i2.soo: holdoyers. 1851; market.
SCO-5s lbs. Sc: Soc SIS: 10000 lbs, Sa'iO
se.75G7.65- packing sows,, $e.75G7.5O. Cat
market nominal, no steers here; beef
steers. $9.50@l1.50: light yearlings and
heifers. $7.50@9; beef cows, $6.50@8; low
cutter and cutter cows. $460@5. rs;
veaelrs, sl4: heavy calves, $6.5O@9; bulk
stock and feeder steers, $6@8.75. Sheep
RECEIPTS, 500; market nominal; top fat
bulk Gull lambs, SO; bulk fat ewes. $5@6.
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OTTO ]. STJESZ

Packing hauling. storage. Low rates on
California shipments. Overland hauling.
Special rates on return loads, Main 1855.
Riley 1928, Oh. 4579-0609-W.
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Rooms for Rent

Rooms for Kent
BROADWAY, 2545; light warm rms, single
or housekeeping. Hem. 4925
CAPITOL, 1902 N; fine steam-heated rms;
new bedding. Main 1924.
CENTRAL Car; lovely, priv. home; plenty
hot water; ideal boys. He 30S3.
DEL, N, 527-2 rms, nicely furn; steam
heat: plenty hot water. Lin. e457.
ILL, N, 43l--No. 5; comfortable steam
heated. plenty hot water. ! or 2. Ii 1898.
ILLINOIS, NJ, Ilss..Nicely, furn., warm
NEW YORK, E., s25-Three nice unfuTn.
rms; hit. bath. gas, lights. water fur. So.
PARK. 1927: rm. for housekeeping; also
slpg. rm., 3d. heat reasonable. Ii. 1854.
PARK. 1885; nice warm rm.; modern; good
heat Lin. 1895.
VERMONT, W, So: Savoy Apt. s; pleasant,
warm rm.: I or ladies. Riley 2227.
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: TOLEDO. Dec. 22.-Hogs Receipts. l.
600; market Csc lower; heavies, ST. a
8.75: mediums. $3.40@855: Workers, So 80
$3.50; good pigs, $7.5068. Cattle - Re
ceipts, 10Q market slow, steady; calves,
receipts light; market slow. Sheep aud
lambs-Receipts light, market slow.