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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-26
In the Stock Market
(By Thomson g. McKinnon)


NEW YORK, March 26.-Perti-
nent to the immediate stock mar
ket is the passing of the Wales bill
in New York, permitting life insur-
ance companies to invest in securi-
ties junior to bonds. The compa-
MES affected are responsible for 80
per cent of the national life insur-
ance and have millions of dollars
available weekly for investment. In
Sttsence companies, banks, founda-
tons and like institutions generally
limit purchase to securities repre-
Senting leadership and practical
monopoly in some particular indus
try. Hence the shares of the lead
ing smelling and ref1neries, tele-
phone, chemical, automobile, rail-
road, equipment. Can and particu-
lar specialties are, undoubtedly the
issue to which investors and traders
should direct their attention, for
with floating supply being continu-
ally reduced by these and other in
vestors, better market activity
should prevail. My opinin remains
optimistic, but with caution.
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HOGS STEADY 4
TO 10 CENTS
DOWN ON MART
Receipts Are Estimated at
$500; Top Price,
$3.50, S8.75.

Hogs we're steady to 10 cents lower
today on the indianapolis Livestock
Exchange. Receipts we're estimated
at $500 and 794 hogs were held over
the weekend until today's session.
Material weighing 250-35O pounds
was quoted to $8@850. Best hogs
weighing 2OO-25O pounds brought
the top price of $8.5O@8.75. The
160- 200-pound class stuff also hit
the peak of $6.5O@8.75. Hogs seal
ing at 130-160 pounds we're $7.75@
$50; 90-130 pounds, $6.75G7.75.
Packing sows we're priced at $6.75Q
IT'S.
Very little was done in early
trading on the Chicago market and
asking was about steady with Sat
urday's average, but most bids were
10 cents lower. Choice 1920
averages held at $3.50 and $3.50.
Cattle receipts were estimated at
10000 and sheep and lambs $4,000
The local cattle market opened
strong with 600 bovines in the pens
Best beef steers we're priced at $11
q 1875; beef COWS, $7@10; low cut
ter and cutter cows, $5.50M675; and
the bulk of stocker and feeder
GLASSES was S75009.50.
Calf receipts were estimated at
400, and best vealers brought $3.50
ll16,50 The bulk Of the heavy
calves cleared the pens at $500
.1C50.
The sheep and lamb market was
steady with receipts estimated at
200. Top fat lambs we're quoted at
SIT, while the bulk brought SAC
1850. Bulk of Gull lambs sold at
S750011. and the bulk of fat ewes
went at around $500 $50.
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Average OF twenty induStrialS Saturday
twenty rails was 14011. off rs. Average
of forty bonds was 1928, unchanged.
By Unttcd Press
NEW YORK, March 26.-General
Motors continued its steady march
toward the 200 level in the carly
stock market trading Today with the
entire market strong with it,
The first quotation on General
Motors appeared about ten minutes
after the opening-7,000 shares at
1874 and 5000 shares at 1882, up 4
to 312. Later the price rose to
194A, when some profit taking was
encountered and the issue eaced to
1882, but quickly came back, ris-
ing to 1947s. The maximum is
new record for the present shares.
Hupp was a sensational per-
former. The opening sale was for
10000 shares at SO, up 5, and new
high and subsequently a sale Of 5000
shares also at So Duran interests
were reported taking this issue. The
price was later pushed to 81, up Z.
Rails were in better demand.
New York Central, Great Northern
preferred, st. Paul and PennSyl-
vania also advanced more than q
point. Industrials we're generally
strong, with mail order shares ris-
ing sharply United States Steel
was quiet but strong.
Considerable profit taking went
ahead under cover of strength in
leaders.
Describing the stock market, the
Wall Street Journals financial re-
view said:
Widespread attention was attract
ed throughout the country over the
weekend by John j. RaskobS OPP
timistic statement regarding Cen
eral Motors prospects. His predic-
ton of considerably higher prices
for the stock brought flood of
buying orders from every part of
the Nation.
AS if in reply to the widespread
predictions that a reaction was
about to set in and stop the big
rally in Wall Street, the stock ex-
change announced that new high
price had just been paid for a men,
bership in the exchange.
The new high was $375,000 an
increase of $25,000 over the price
paid for a seat last week.
The stock closed Saturday at 100
after advancing appreciably on the
statement of John Raskob, chairman
of the company's finance committee,
that it was worth 225 a share.
Other automobile stocks including
Hupmobile and Durant, we're carried
up with the motors boom. The rate
of sales again was setting a three
million share pace.
General Motors advance was
slowed down by profit-takng in the
late morning. However, Steel COM
mon took its place at the head of
the forward movement. running up
334 points to 1875. Radio Cor
poration also resumed its uprush,
soaring 7 points to 1853. Renewal
of the advance in Radio was atrrib-
uted to buying by the same group
which has been sporting its market
for some time
Studebaker mounted to the best
levels of the movement. Accumula-
ton was attributed to a strong pool
recently organized by financial in
terests close to the management.
These people have been gratifid by
the growth Of Studebaker export
sales. Hupp's foreign sales are also
showing a steady increase. It's OK
ports during the first two months
of 1927 we're, II per cent greater
than in the corresponding period
last year.
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PURPLE MARTINS MAKE
SPRING DEBUT EARLY
Birds Due April 3 Already Here,
Observer Reports.

Mr.. and Mrs. Purple Martin have
made their annual spring debut at
University Heights.
The advance guard of the
feathered summer visitors returned
from their yearly southern trip Sat-
urday, according to R. J. Dearborn,
4100 Otterbein Ave.
Dearborn has recorded their COM
ingS and goings for fifteen years,
and this years arrival was the Sec
ond earliest in that time, he said.
In 1922 the martins came on March
90 Usually they do not arrive I'M
til April 2-7.
Dearborn had eleven pairs of
martins in his yard last spring.
When the babies had arrived the
colony numbered siXty-siX.
And martins are good birds to
have around, says Dearborn. They
are death on mosquitoes. Scientists
saw martin eat 1000 mosquitoes
a day, according to Dearborn.
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Produce Markets
Butter wholesale price)-No. l. 51Q53c;
No 2 49M50C.

:, Butter wholesale price)-No. l. 51Q53c;
Butterfat buying price 40 aisle lb.
Cheese wholesale selling prices, per
pound-American loaf. 32d35c; pimento
loaf. $40 BIC; brick loaf, 32I 35c; Swiss,
39Q42c: Wisconsin fiat, 27Q30c: print
cream. 25@27c; fiat display, 26@27c; Long,
horn, 2S12Gl27c; New York limberger, 30
6l32c Id.
Eggs-Buying prices Fresh. delivered at
indianapolis, loss off. 24c doz.-
Poultry buying price, - Hens, 22@23c;
springs springs 15@ i6c; 1928 springs, IL to lbs,
35c: old ROSTERS. 12@13c; ducks. 16M18c;
geese. 13G15c; guineas. old Csc. young soc.
PJ UHitcd Press
CLEVELAND. March Butter-Extra
in tub lots. 5012M 52l2 frstS, 40l2 q &c;
seconds. 44l2@4612c; packing stock. 500
32c. Eggs-Extras. 81 &c; extra firsts. soc;
f1rsts. 2714 a 28c; ordinary. 261ac. Poultry
Heavy fowls. 30d Sic; medium. 30@ Sic;
Leghorns. 25a 27c; old cocks. l7Q18c;
gtags. 22@:24c;:o heavy 6rQiissTs. 4Sa SOC;
@5oc Potatoes 3l5o5ib. sacks; round
Wisconsin. s4: i20-lb. sacks Minnesota,
S325M340 Maine Green Mountain S3.75M
3.85: Idaho Russet Burhanks. $3.50: home
grWwn. bushel sacks, Sl60m1 rs: Florida,
barrels. Hastings No. /, $l2.50@ 1918; No.
2, $10G 1925.
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Seek Ship After S o S Signals

En- UHIted Press
HONOLULU, T. H., March 26.-
The destroyers Ludlow and Burns
and the mine sweeper Whippoorwill
joined passenger and freight steam
ers today in search for the steamer
British Hussar, with crew of forty
which has not been heard from
since it sent out distress signals
Saturday.
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SEEK BETTER STREETS
Butler Fairview Civic Club Meets
Tuesday for Discussion.

Street improvements in the neigh
borhoo6 will be discussed by the
Butler Fairview Civic Association
Tuesday night at the Fairview
Presbyterian Church.
Other-civic Improvements for the
community will be considered, said
John A. Shafer, president.
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PURNELL SEEKS RETURN
Files for REORGANIZATION to Congress
From Ninth District.

Fred S. Purnell, Republican, At
tica, Congressman of the Ninth Dis
trict, today filed for denomination
with the Secretary of State.
1t had been said that Purnell
would not file in hopes that he
would be nominated Republican
gubernational candidate at the
State convention if none of thi
candidates won in the primary.
Frank K. Miller, 2407 Fernway St.,
filed for the Republican nomination
for State representative from Marion
County.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-26
FIRE DAMAGES CAFE
Kitchen of Virginia Sweet Grill
Scene of Blaze.

A carelessly tossed match or
cigaret caused a $3.50 fire loss in the
kitchen of the Virginia Sweet Grille,
IS E. Maryland st., early today The
damage was repaired and business
will go on as usual officials declared.
Fire of incendiary origin damaged
the rear of a vacant double house
at 507 N. Illinois st. Sunday after
noon. Firemen reported that the
blaze started under the rear stair
way. Damage was estimated at $25
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-26
In the Sugar Market

T3W InOmSON a NICNIUIIOWT
NEW YORK. March 26.-The logical dc
duction from last weeks activity IS that
10 advance. providing no unexpected con-
tingency arises. Rehners' stocks are nor
NAL Steady expansion Of consumption is
practically assured. Growers are not OK
pected to be urgent sellers. Operators re-
cent actions indicate holding for higher
markets, which this element looks forward
to with confidence.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-26
Badly Hurt in First Plane Ride

CHICAGO, March 26. - Sidney
Sheridan, 25, was injured, probably
fatally when a commercial airplane
in which he was making his first
flight as a passenger fell 200 feet
and crashed alongside a crowded
highway here Sunday.
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NUT CAST IS CHOSEN
Charles McNaulI to Take Leading
Role in Shortridge Play.

Role in Shortridge Play.
Charles McNaull will play the
title role of 1.-THE Poor Nut" Short
ridge High School senior class play
to be presented April %. Jean
Yates was chosen to play opposite.
Other members of the cast are:
William Patrick, Bernice Null,
Stuart Mcleod, Gordon Sutton,
Tom Woodland, Lewis Skinner, Philip
Hause, Frank Oliphant, John Miller,
Claude Kelly, Tom ButZ, Pauline
Schaeffer, Oudrey Pugh, Harriet
McGaughey, Mary Driscoll, Marjory
Stolz and AnnabeSs SnodgraSs.
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Negro Held as Gaming Keeper

William Sanders, Negro. 1902 N
West ST.. was arrested as the keeper
of gambling house by police, who
said they raided poker game at
his home Sunday night. Three
other men we're charged with gam
ing
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Treasury Net Balance Given

BIZ IRitcd Press
WASHINGTON. March 26.-The
treasury net balance for March %
was SAL ,O26, 84979. Customs re-
ceipts this month, to March %,
we're S36,207, 983.73.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-26
Parrots Cries Balk Suicide

BW 7 nWcd Press
NEW YORK. March 26.-The at
tempt of Mrs. Evelyn Fields suicide
by gas was baked when her parrots
cries attracted neighbors. The par
rot was hung out on clothes line
and recovered.
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Other Livestock

ED Hfcd Press
CHICAGO. March 26.-Cattlc Receipts
active. 1430-1483 ID. averages. SIS: few
loads. Sl475M 1925: light steers. slow light
yearlings and she stock steady; bulls
strong to sc higher; vealers. strong: most
q IA. so: few. SIS Sheep-Receipts. % goo;
fat lambs, opening slow, 25c lower; spots.
soc Off early bulk wooded lambs. Sl6.25
n 1915; few extreme weight throw-outs
ewes. $3.50; feeding and shearing lambs
weak; mixed fat =. and shearing lambs
$iS;75; Hogs-.Sqit Or oily hogs N 3 END
market steady to Joe in ynder Saturdays
average; heavyweight. 25O-35O lbs. medium
to choice, $76Am825: medium weight. zoo
light w weight 10000 lbs. COMMON 70
lbs common to choice, s6.75m8.40: pack
ing sows, smooth and rough, Sc 75@ TAO;
slaughter pigs; -So-l3O lbs, medium to
Slaughter cattle and calves-steers.
1900 lbs. up, good and choice. sl3 50m
1925; steers, $l0ml5; choice. Sl4.25Gl5 25;
choice, sl425a14;75: good, s12 9o@ 1925;
medium, S1l .50m 1925; common. S9d1l.50:
light yearling steers aud heifers. good and
choice $50 Tbs down, s12.75Ml45 So heif-
1925; common and medium all weights.
6.50M HIS; COWS. good and choice. $3.50
@1l.25; common and medium IS 60@ a5O
medium to choice, s850GlO.5O: veaIers.
Gull to choice. S8m 1878; feeder and stock
cattle; steers. common TO, choice. So 250t
1850. Slaughter sheep and lambs-Lamos.
medium to choice. s15T17.25: Gull and
common. all weights. Sl3.25Ni5: ewes.
medium to choice, s7.50m 10: ewes, Gull and
common. S3G SIS. Feeding lambs tRauge
Sl450M 1850.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-26
In the Cotton Market
By Thomson & McKinnon

IBY InOm5On * MChI0npnI
NEW YORK. March 26.-Proht taking
has been so easily absorbed. with so little
decline, we naturally expect the advance
to 90 further. Some times there arc too
many bulls. but that isn't the case now
There is nothing startling in the daily
news. but it reads better to me every day.
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EAST BUFFALO. March 26.-Hogs-Re
ceipts. II ,OOO holdoyers,- 1.l29 market,
weak to 15c down; 25035O-lb.. $4,000
s8.75G9.10; 13O-160-lb.. S8.25G875; 90-130-
h., .$7.75@8.35: packing sows. $7d75o.
Cattler-Receipts 1000. Calves-Receipts,
up; beef steers, $1i@f3.75: light yearling
steers and heifers. $12@ IS; IS; beef cows;
s7@9:;5O; low cutter and gutter cows: $50
ceipts. 5000 market steady. top fat
Gull lambs, $15@16; bulk fat ewes. 5000.
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Service And How!

A French chef now carves Abe's
daily dish of meat, and parlor
maid in stiffly starched white cap
and apron brings him his milk.
When a guest of the hotel remarks
"Oh, what a beautiful cat!" Abe
knows that is his cue to shake the
silver bells on his shiny red collar.
Anyone who strokes his head is
sure to be rewarded with a CRATE
full pur-r-r-r-!
If that purr could be translated
into human tongue, perhaps it
would mean "You can get away with
anything if you try hard enough"
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Average Man Is Happiest

EU United Press
NEW YORK, March 26.-Thc
average man is happier than the
millionaire, Dean Charles Reynold
Brown of the Yale Divinity School
told a church congregation here.
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Commission Row
PRIZE TO RETAILERS

IAACL IL III lAALLAo
FRUITS
Apples-Fancy barrel apples. seasonable
varieties, S3Q11; fancy basket apples,
seasonable varieties. s2.25G3.25 40 lbs:
choice box apples. seasonable varieties.
Grapefruit-Florida. s9.75G65O.
Grapes-California whites $3.50 keR.
Lemons-California, S5.50G6 crate.
LimeS-Jamaica. So per 100.
craze: Florida. s525 n so crate
Pears-Washington D'Anious. $3.50 half
Pineapples- Cuban. 50 crate.
rawberries-Florida. 65@ zoe quart.
VEGETABLES
rtichokes-Californla 81 IS dozen.
Asparagus California. 90c doz
Beets-Texas, So bu.: home grown. Sits.
Broccoli-aTexas, $3.50 .bu.
Brussels Sprouts 35n4Qc ID;
Texas 4G4iac c'i ID: red. 4a4isc ID. ''''
Carrotss,-G2l;; S45O 5,do2. crate; home
CaulinoWer California. SEA 2.25.
Celery alifornia. $3.50 crate: Florida.
'' cele4y w. cabbaeo 81. 25a2.5o
=, CucumbersL Indiana dollhouse. 50 25P3
Eggplant.n,Hoo G., s29 ESQ doz.
Kale- s903.25 barrel.
Leek-75c bunch.
Lettuce - Arizona, head, S3.75Gi per
crate: dollhouse. leaf. $50 IS lbs.
Mushrooms-S175. 8 los.
Mustard. Southern; s2 SO bu ,,...
red or yellow, S50 so lO0-lb. bag.
Ovsterplant-A5c doz. punches.
Parsley-60c doz. punches; Southern 75c
bunch.
Peas-California telephone, 81 hamper.
Peppcrs-Florida mangocS $3.50 crate.
Potatoes-Michigan white. S4.25. $50 lbs:
Minnesota Red River OhiOS. S3.35. 100
lbs; Idaho. s3.25. ITO lbs: Florida Tri-
umphs. S404 so. so lbs.
Rad7hes- Hothouse. button. coca ST.
Rutabaga 81 per Cwt.
Rhubarb -Hothouse 65m85c lbs.
S s',l6at TOo Csc do y; lunches
Sweet PotatOes-Jndiana jersey medi-
llms. 81 rs bu. Indiana JERSEYS, 81 bu.;
Nancy Hall. 81: hamper; Porto Ricans.
Tomatoes California. sa09 six-basket
MISCELLANEOUS
Cider $3.50 6-gal case. s4.75 doz. half
Garl:c-22c per ID.
SasSafras-251 SOC Goz. punches.
SEED STOCK
Ouions-White sets. SO. . bu, red So ?
6q yep0To Sc 6H; 0 BsT a6o 1o,, Disnts
Potatoes Man coolers. $3.50 $50 lbs;
Red River Ohios. 50 So $50 lbs: Minnesota
Triumphs. s4.10: $50 lbs
Sweet Potatoes elected Indiana Jer-
seys. So bu.: Indiana Jerseys $3.50 hu
Il cHHIHC5AGGo. March 26.-Green fruits;
Apples S7d11 per barrel. strawberries. 65
a zoe per quart.
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Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paying s1.54
for No. red wheat. Other grades arc
purchased on their merits.
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Bv United Prcss

CLEVELAND, March 6.-Hogs-Receipts.
$500; market 10d15c down; 25O-35O lbs.
$8.35@8.65: 2oO-25O lbs. $s.65G875; 100
875; 90-130 lbs. $75o@7 So packing sows
$7@725. Cattle--Receipts. $50: calves, re-
ceipts, $50; market steady to Csc up; beef
cutter and cutter COWS. $566: vealers. s13
all. Sheep--Receipts. $500; market
steady and higher; otp fat lambs. $3.50
bulk fat lambs. $17917.50 bulk Gull lambs,
$50 1850: bulk fat ewes. S7Q9.50.
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En- Hited Press
NEW YORK. March 26.-Bank clcarings
$547 900 900. clearing house balance 1925.
900. 900. Federal Reserve Bank credit
balance 500 900 900.
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Other Livestock

EV NWcd Press
ZOO market i5a zoe of: heavies' 'F s7.75@
8; mediums. s8.4OmS60; workers.. SO 4Om
8.65: good pigs, s7@7.25. Cattle-Receipts,
light: market. steady to strong, Sheep
and lambs-Receipts. light market, strong.
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EAST ST. LOUIS, March 26.-Hogs -
lOc lower 25O-35O lbs. s7.6O@815; 2OO-25O
lbs. $8@85O; 10000 lbs. S8.15d8.5O; 130-
100 lbs, .$6.75@8.4O; 9o-130 lbs, $500
Receipts, $500: calves, receipts. 800;
market. steers steady; beef steers 1o.65M
l1.50: light yearlings and heifers, sea
1l.50; beef cows. $7.50@9; low cutter and
cutter cows. $5.25@6s50; vealers. $l5.25;
heavy calves, $50 10: bulk stock and feeder
steers. $S5O@Il sheep-Receipts, 1900
lambs. SIT; bulk fat lambs. S16.75017;
bulk Gull lambs, $12@13.50; bulk fat ewes,
S9M950
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Ry United Press

PITTSBURGH. March 2e-Hogs - Re
cceiptso 5000; market steady to Sc down:
@9.1O: 10000 lbs, s9a9.1O; 1s0-l6O lbs.
$8.5O@9.10: 90--13O lbs. $7@8.25;. packing
calves. receipts 900; market Steady TO to
strong; calves strong to SOC up; beef
steers S11@13. so: light yearling steers and
heifers, sS1001325: beef cows. $7.506950;
low cutter and cutter COWS. $506; vealers.
$15@16.50; heavy calves, $8Q14. Sheep
Receipts. 1900; market strong; top fat
lambs S10M12.
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Banks and Exchange
New York Statement

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Local bank clearings today were s3278..
Goo Debts were So, 949 900.
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BIZ Times special

ceipts. 1000; market steady: heavies and
mediums l75 lbs up. 1880 S75 pigs and
lights. IT'S lbs. down. S5.70G ITO: throwouts
1000: market. steers steady. others active
to Csc higher; prime heavy steers. $l2m
1875; heavy shipping steers. s1OM12; me-
s8G11.75: good to choice cows, S809.5O:
medium TO good cows; $6ga; cutters. s525
feeders. s8.5O@11.25: stockers ,'' sf@1i.
Calves Receipts TOO; market steady. good
to choice. s1l .50@ so; medium to good,
Receipts. so; market steady: top lambs.
Sl450ql5; seconds. S8@11;. sheep. $500
Z; Saturday and Sunday shipments. Cat
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Once Just a Street Cat, Now
Is COddIed by Maid
and Chef.

NEA Service
NEW YORK, March 26.-This is
L Y the story Of Abe, the kitten
who wouldn't scat.
Most cats give first consideration
to comfort in choosing a home, but
Abe's mother elected as her resi-
dence the corner of Eight Ave. and
Forty-Fifth St, New York, at a time
when wreckers we're at work tear
ing down a block of broWnstone
fronts to make room for a thirty
stOrY hotel.
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CINCINNATI. March 26-Hogs-
1900: followers. SIS: market, slow, steady
lbs, s865G885; 10000 lbs. s8.56G8.85;
l30-l60 lbs, $7.75@865 90-130 lbs. S66
785; packing sows. $6.5O@7. ,Cattle-Re-
veals steady to soc off; beef steers. SiO. SO
@I3: light yearling steers and heifers,
sl0M 2.25; beef cows S8m 9 so; low cutter
a 1850; heavy calves s9@12; bulk stock
and feeder steers, S10m11. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. so; market. steady; top fat lambs.
SIG; bulk fat lambs, S13d1 so: bulk Gull
lambs. $9Mll: bulk fat ewes S6M75n.