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Commission Row
PRICES TO RETAILERS

5ApDle 7Bos apples s. Jopathans sG SaSS
So so: staymens. S3:75 Delicious. 50 so.
s55S G 54hGS OSo PeennsS
Cherry RED Ba,dwns $40, virsiga1a
$fg4a5i a stsym Ra5r s4.56 ROME BeaqIy.
iidio2s. S S6: W Gre Psu $4s5 Basket sp
pies I4O-lbD baskets-jonathans. 81 so a
B stayN% e y S9I9 Ba t2S k9 g895 6sa4
Delicious $3.50; Winesaps; 81. Basket APP
sll553@225; baking 3. 81 ;5Os 4 MEagpMe s;;
Bananas (Jobbing Price, a "a a &c ID.
Cranberries-Jersey howes, y obi.
Coconuts-Fancy Jamaicas sack of-1OO
Dafte;sGBmk. IO@llc 10: Fards. ~
lbs. So 40: Dromedary S61O: unpitted'
Grapee--Fancy Emperor sawduat re 5
fan G5aDs S525 a 5z5 fancy S4' q .
Honey@24-case crate, -S4.3oGo.
h hIm%TeCsCCIifdia, ss&sf.755tG4.25.
Oranges-Florida, T3.75@ 80; Califor-
Pears-Oregon D'AnIours. Sc box.
Pineapples-Cuba. crate, So q $50.
observation-disclosures, So
Observation-Disclosures, 81.
SEA FOODS
VEGETABLES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 .25 dozen.
Beans-Florida green. per hamper
BRUSSELS sprouts-Fancy California SOC
Cabbage-Holand seed, &c ID; new
ccayglifiower-Crste. 81 25.
Celery-California. So crate; Florida, 4
| a 6-doz. crate .S3.25; S@ 10-doz. crate,
| 1913: Mammoth lwashed) S1.25 doz.
Jumbo washed, 81 doz 90 o.
! observation-disclosures. $3.50.
| Eggplant-Florida 500 per doz.
! Kale-Virginia Broccoli. 500 Dbl,
| Lettuce--lseberg CRIT. $500; IL. G.. hot
house. $40, lob. basket; Texas endive'
'MsHgoes-Florida peppers 81 crate
~ neutrality-suspicious.. s1.75G2 for
''i oni RsnHH C. yellow. 100 lbs. s325;
H; g. red, 3d. Spanish. crit, $3.50; Indiana
Oyster Plant--H. G. SOC dozen.
Parsley-H. G., soc DER bunch: south
'rI Pe sSc IS 5000 hamper
$3.50; Idaho russets, $3.50, cWt. Idaho
Radishes-Southern long reds. 80 q 35c
| dollhouse buttons. 81.
| .Rhubarb-H. G., 90 a Soc.
Root Vegetables iuruips, ou;,, ~
sT e4as eu bus sl s sTTSs OT Taa &
So cwti II. G. 6eets. s1.50 bu.; Texas
sRaliot sMLouisiana 80 c dozen.
Spinach--rexas. 81 .35 bu.
l. Squash--,H. G. Hubbard bhl.. So.
Sweet Potatoes-Indiana Jersey, 81.
bu.: Nancy Halls. 81 so
Tomatoes-six -baslSet ert., S6@7.
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Cut Varies With Grades of
Meat-CaIveS Down
Also.

The decline in hog prices con.
tinued today, the reduction varying
with weights. Light hogs We're 10
to 10 cents lower, practically all of
them going to shippers. Other sorts
were generally Is to rs cents lower
at the indianapolis Union Stock
yards. This accompanied a good run
and smaller cut in rates at Chi
cago.
Estimated receipts were the same
as Tuesday, 1000, and holdovers
were 10. Most trading was done on
the basis of $12.35@12.55 a hundred.
weight, the top going to $3.50.
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HEALER POPULAR

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Feb. o
When Abram George, Ii, Indian boy
"healer" came to Rochester recently
from Batavia, he was surrounded by
an eager crowd in a short time.
Police finally had to dispense the
throng OF more than 1900 people who
assembled to see the boy. The heal
err is said to drive away ILLNESS and
affliction by the laying on of hands.
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Calves Drop

Eight hundred calves were placed
on the market at prices around so
cents lower. The best veal sold at
S16, with other grades selling down.
ward from this.
Considering the unattractive quail
ity Of the 600-head run of sheep and
lambs. fat lambs were about. steady.
Best natives and westerns brought
$13. Top, fat lambs were $13; bulk
fat lambs. $12Q13, and bulk Gull
lambs, $500.
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Hog Price Range

The bulk of the offering fell with
in the limits Of 160 and 225 pounds.
setting the quotation of $12.35@
1856. A few head in this class
brought the larger top figure. For
225-275-pound material, $12.15@
1885, and 1S0-16O pounds, $12.25@
1880. Strong weight pigs We're
$11.75Q12.25 and packing sows
$10.50@11.50.
Cattle receipts were estimated at
1,40O on a steady market. Beef
steers went at S8@10.50; beef cows,
$5.50Q6.75; low cutters and cutter
cows, $3.75@5; bulk stock and feeder
steers, $6.75@S.
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EAST B6FFXLo. Feb. a-Hogs - Re
ceipts 900: hodovers.- 5S7; market 10
g 90 down; $50 to $50 lbs. 81 80 q
100 to 200 lbs. ST. So a 1915: 1870 TO
100 lbs. S12.75M 1925: 90 to 1870 lbs.
Sl3M 1925: packing sows. $40. 30 a l ] so.
Cattle--Receipts. 300: calves 150 market
for cattle steady; calves SOC down; vealers.
SIG 1850. Sheep-Receipts. 1000:
market 25c down; bulk lat lambs, S13.5o;
bulk Gull lambs. S1l a 1.50; bulk fat
ewes. S6.50MS.
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BIZ United Press

lo PoccFS Bas5 PS1 HSS H. oTS gs6
$50 lbs, S12.25m12.4 40: 200.250 lbs.
ST. 900 265: 10000 lbs. ,$19:65 a ~;
SfS IS a -; packing sows si0dii. Cat Cat,
tle--Receipts. so; calves, 100 market
steady; beef steers 50 a &c so: vealers TOP
steady to 25c up: top fat lambs. .SI375:
bulk fat lambs, $13@13.50; bulk Gull
lambs, IS all.
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6 SGh6EyELANP FEB 9 }aB H
q i i256 iO sOoS5 aoWP lbs 0OHg ga
1913; 10000 lbs. SI2 .65 "a l2.1 IS: 100
100 his .Sl2.7Oq 1915: 90;l30, lbs,
Sl2.7Ul 1915: packing sows, SI0.50Ml1.
Cattle--Receipts. 300; calves. $50 market
ste ady strong; beef steers, 81 80 a s.73
beef cows, So a $50; low cutters and cut
sheep--Receipts. 800: market steady
tor, fat lambs. $3.50; bulk fat lambs.
Sl3.25 a 1880: bulk cull lambs, SI0@
11.50; bulk fat ewes, Sac.
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Other Livestock
BIZ Times SDecial

LOUISVILLE. Feb. 9.-Hogs-R Receipts,
loo: market steady to Toe lower; tops.
So. p Cattle-Receipts. 100: market
steady. CalYes--ReceDts. 200: market
steady; gSoGodd 70 CHOICE, SIG IA; medium
Receipts. 50 market higher; top iambs,
S1l a Il; seconds, S7.50@9; sheep, - %
$50.
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Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paying ST 81
tor No red wheat. Other grades are
purchased on their merits
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Foreign Field

The per capita annual expense in
the United States for public school
education is $16.25.
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Produce Markets

Butter Wholesale price) Creamery best
Sra1ei pound, 52M64c.
nuitertat-Local dealers pay. 81 q 53c a
.na Eigss@osstrieGtly fresh delivered at Indian.
s ssss$ III sSyfs RRsfs' Eye: sss:
Young springs. 1SG Soc: y soft Oft m Ssed
isc ducks i7@ 22e seese iiP "a fsc; Z tur-
keys. young toms 80 q 35c: hens. 33@
35c: OLD toms. 25@ 2Sc; guineas Young,
2uc; oln, 3oci eapons, lbs, up. 81 a CSC:
Z to lbs. 24 q 26c; under 2 lbs, and red
BWhited Press
CLEVELAND, Feb. 9.-Butter-Extra.
40 &c; standards, Acc Eggs~Extra. 37c;
extra frsts, 35e; firsts, 90 la 80 ISc: orii,
nary. 32nc;, pullet, 27c. Poultry-Heavy
horns. % a GAS: heavy springers, 27m
cocks. 16m17; stays. 20 a Ale Potatoes
Round whites. 150-lb. sacks Maine, S4 a
4.15; few. S4e25 New York. poor to fair
stock. So D3.50: Ohio range 3.2561 $50:
MICHIGAN, mostly $3.50; few sales. So. 80 I:
bushei sacks. Si.S5 LIB: Delaware Gar.
Lretts In hampers, $4,000 2.60.
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Banks and Exchange

Feb g.
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Local bank clearings were S4339, 900
debts, 81 .341 900.
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Mel Lang Fang, China's greatest
actor, makes a mere S75O,OO an
nually at home. So he's coming to
perform i'm the United States this
year. Like all Chinese tragedians,
Fang, who is only 30, plays female
roles exclusively
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CHANGE OPENING
MARKED BY MORE
CHEERFUL TONE
Dow Jones Rail Average Is
Highest Since
1920. 4
BU United Press

BD United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The entire
stock market list took on a more
cheerful tone at the opening today,
prices advancing from fractions to
more than four points in representa-
We issues, and Wheeling & Lake
irie squirting five points at the open
ng to 105. Wheeling was quiet, and
mis- lull turned attention to the in.
iustrial list.
Rails used in the Dow-Jones aver
age for this class of stocks climbed
to 124.4S at Tuesdays close. the
highest level reached since 1920. In
addition to this evidence of the scope
of the current advance in the carrier
group, the railroad shares had slim
illus in early dealings of another re-
markable report on car loadings. AS
II consequence, trading in early deal
ipgs showed a marked disposition to
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STOCK MARKETS
WHEELING REPORT
CAUSES REACTION
Merely Extends Require
mentS of Daily Sales
Report.
By Elmer c. Waller

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Announce-
mcnt that the stock exchange would
issue statement after the close of
trading Tuesday brought a sharp re-
action in Wheeling & Lake Erie,
which had risen to 100 for a gain of
35 points over the previous close,
diverting attention to other sections
CT the list which advanced consist
emily.
The announcement proved a dud
in that it was not in line with eX-
pectations. Traders had been eX
pecting drastic action such as stop
ping deliveries on Wheeling. but tha
exchange merely reiterated a his
tory of the situation and added that
the business conduct committee
would continue to require daily re-
ports of members on Wheeling &
Lake Erie dealings. Wheeling
dropped from 100 to 100 at which
point it closed with a net gain of
5 points.
Other Spurts
Meantime other rails spurted for
ward, together with some of the in
dustrial list. Chicago Great West
ern was up AS for the day, st. Paul
common achieved gain of 3ss,
Reading 6%. Wabash SIS and Pitts
burgh & West Virginia So. An
nouncement that the Van Swerin-
gems were to purchase Erie stock
impaired some confidence to that
issue, which was up fractionally, but
other Van Sweringen issues, c. & o.
and Nickel Plate, were lower.
Remington Typewriter directors
placed the common stock on a IS
basis, and adjourned to,meet tomor-
row. There were rumors around
Wall Street that today's session
would see further movement toward
merger with Rand KardeX and, as
result, the common stock of Rem
ington scared TO new high levels.
reaching 1902 from a low of 1909
and closing at 159, a net gain Of 20
points for the day.
Stimulating Influences
Buying went ahead in Baldwin,
which gained AS, while Lima Loco
motive spurted 21a. Oil issues profit
ed by the better status of this class
of stocks. Higher gasoline prices,
increasing demand and falling off in
production in some sections are hav-
ing stimulating influence in the
oils. and this, coupled with. earnings
prospects, which are excellent for
1927. and the fact that spring and
| it's further gasoline needs is APP
preaching sent several issues higher.
Producers and Refiners was the fea-
/ ture of the oil group, squirting 5
| points.
Hudson Motors continued to lead
| it's class, and rumors that Henry
Ford was seeking control of the COM
pany were heard in various quarters,
though they were not given any spe-
cial credence in well-informed circles.
Foreign Field
The bond market picked up en-
thusiasm in marked recovery of
foreign issues, particularly the
French government issues which,
rose sharply. Incidentally new bond
offerings dropped off somewhat Tues
day, diYerting attention of investors
back to the listed market.
Curb stocks continued irregular. Cot
ton prices forged ahead further, as
did grains on the Chicago market
In foreign exchange Spanish pc
setas declined sharply. while other
issues held about steady through
the day.
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Receipts 400 market. irregular.
Beef steers ............. SIS 90 a / O. so
Bulk stock and feeder steers. $3.50 500
DeeI COWS .............. D.DU0I 90
Low cutters and cutter cows 3.75 q 90
-Calves-
Receipts, 500; market, lower.
Best vealers ...........Sl5.O 90 a 16 90
Heavy calves .......... 6.50Q 900
Sheep
Receipts 600; market. steady.
Top fat lambs $1,000
Bulk fat lambs ..-........ 12.00M 1900
Bulk Gull lambs ........ 6.006Q 900
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Baldwin Feature

Baldwin was an outstanding feat
ure OF the industrial group running
up ga to 1877 This advance was
made in response to an estimate
that a balance of around $21 a share
would be shown on common stock
out Of 1926 earnings.
Some nervousness was caused in
speculative quarters toward noon by
sharp break in Wheeling & Lake
Erie, which dropped to 70. How
ever, this decline. which was clearly
due to the reduction of the short in
terest, had no impairing influence
ON the general list, and the rise
went ahead with no loss of vigor in
various sections of the market.
Rock Island
Rock Island was taken in hand
ana rushed upward on tremendous
volume to 77A. up 3 from the pre-
Nious close. Evidently a group was
working in the stock and was con-
WINGED that Rock Island was behind
the market in view OF the recent es-
adjustment OF a IS dividend basis.
Frisco, which has large Rock Island
holdings, also developed strength,
advancing points to 106, record
high.
interests which have been buying
Western Maryland second preferred
say they are doing so largely on the
earning power rather than on the
concentration Of shares of the road
in the hands Of large interests. Last
year Western Maryland showed a
urp1us of $3,259. 339. After per
cent on first preferred, the balance
Of 50 .017,000 was equal to more than
220a share on $9,900,000 second pre-
80.
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Peppermint Oil

by Thomson & McKinnonJ
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.--Peppermint oil
Natural. S4.25 a 400; U. S. p. $3.50 "a
AIS.
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-08
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-08

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-08
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-08

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-08
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-08
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-08
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-08
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-08
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-08

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