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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-28
On Commission Row

FRUITS
Apples-Delicious. box extra fancy. So. 40:
choice. $2M2.25; Jonathans, $2.75: Grimes
Golden. 1925: New York Duchess $2;25W
$50: Grayenstein: 50: Wolf River, $3.50;
cranbcrries,-$4 q 25-lb. box: ss.25 q
grapefruit Florida. $s.5o@7. ,.
.r esa0f Empsror Isas5o9z SsSsse
Liz es@Jsmaeia sS@2.so. ~
StraWberrieS-$1.35 quart
Tangerines-s3 SO q crate.
VEGETABLE.
Beans-FIorida s4.75@5 g hamper.
Carrots-Caiifornia. crate. $3.50.
ceiery~MichiSan soc; Idaho n.7s g
'p caulifoWeT eoiclrado crate. IS.
cucumbers-Fiorida, 81 a crate;
Eggplant-s2.50 a dozen: So a hamper
k Tsttsncespafi,oaDi 6usne iceSers $3.50
Museard--A busheI. 81.
Onions vellov, s2.7S ioo-ih
PARSLEY Home dog punches CSC
Peas-California 50 a hamper.
Peppers-Florida 80 crate
v Pts9ss sob s Bag ksd siS.n
ohios i2o lbs $3.50: idaho Bussets. q:
Southern LONG red. isG75e dozen
Sweet potatoes-1ndiana jersey. s2TS .
Tomatoes-calisornis % q bag: hot.
house. 81 IS s-Ib. basket.
CHICAGO, Dec. a7.-Apples per bushel.
sf.S0H3.05.
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In the Stock Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.--As the days pass.
bringing us to the close OF the year. 1t is
becoming more evident that the stock
market is telling US an important story.
one worthy of our close attention. story
of the large pyramid that was leveled. its
foundation exposed to view. The story
tells of the years. over-valuation in one
case. over speculation in another. over
is not an original one, it is merely a rep
tition of past experiences. But 1t Is new
to many millions who have not parttci-
pated in previous bull movements and IN
the succeeding crashes. To those who are
without personal knowledge OF the major
up and down swings of the past, we wish
70 remind them of very important
word, relatively. Use this word now in
your market calculations. When you read
Of the fact that United states Steel is
you read that utilities were oyer-valued.
take note of the fact that American Tele-
phone and Telegraph is no longer 1910.
nor is Consolidated Gas at $l63. prices
that prevailed during the year. II the
price OF copper metal Is on. think Of the
fact that the price of Anaconda is down
from STA. If your attention Is directed
to a poor quarter in the motor industry,
think at the same time of the fact that
General Motors ras declined to Its present
level from ssl share: BY such a process
will reach the conclusion that the stock
market has discounted generalization.
over-expansion. over-extension Of indebt-
edness, as well as the seasonal reaction
OF trade. This Is good time for the in
weston.
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PORK MARKET
Off Is CENTS
AT STOCKYARDS
Lambs Strong and Higher;
VeaIs Up, Selling at
$18 Down.

Hogs were mostly Is cents lower
than Thursdays average, at the
Union Stockyards. The bulk, 160
to 300 pounds, sold at $500. Two
loads of good and choice butchers
were selling at 1895. Receipts were
estimated at 10000; holdovers 24s.
Cattle market strong to unchanged,
with a slaughter class of steers SELL
ing at Thursdays best prices. Veal
ers were largely so cents higher, SELL
ing at $18 down.
Sheep and lambs were strong to
Is cents higher, with a better grade
of good and choice lambs selling at
$l4 down.
Chicago hog receipts $4,000, in
Gliding 1000 directs: holdovers,
1000. Market slow, with few early
bids IS to Is cents lower than
Thursdays average, few light choice
of $50 to 220-pound weights, sold at
1910 to $975. Choice of $50 to 300
pounds, were selling $3.50 to $3.50.
Receipts, 5000; sheep, $4,000.
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RI United Press
Cash Grain

The bids for car lots of grain at the
call of the indianapolis Board of Trade,
t. o. b. basis 4llac New York rate, were:
Inspections
Wheat-No. q red, car; No. mixed.
Corn-No. white. l car; No 5 white,
car No Mo- yye sSw' cars saT No No. y yeioW
IL cars; No. yellow, cars; sample yell
low, s cars; No. s mixed, 4 cars; sample
mixed, 4 cars. Total; Al cars:
Rye-sample. car. Total. car.
BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Primary receipts:
Wheat 497, 900 against $4,000. Corn,
ala, 600 against 1,565,00o. Oats, 2l5,o00
against 1900. Shipments. Wheat. 343,-
900 again 465,ooo. Corn, 66S, 900 against
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CHICAGO
New York
MODSMEN GIVE UP
Deputy Marshal Is Among
Alleged Lynchers.

BIZ United Press
JACKSON, KY, Dec. 28.-Five OF
six men charged with malicious
shooting In warrants sworn to late
Thursday by Chester Fugate. IS,
Just before he died from wounds
inflicted by mob, surrendered to
police here Friday. The men all
were relatives OF Green Watkins, a
farmer, whom Fugate shot and
killed last week.
The mob subsequently took Flu
gate from the Jail here, stripped
him, fired nine bullets into his body,
and threw him into a snowdrift.
The accused are Bent Howard,
deputy marshal; L. K. Rice. Allie
Watkins. Samuel j. Watkins and
Earl Howard, all OF near Quicksand.
The, sixth man. Leo Watkins Of
Hazard, notified officers he would
surrender.
The killing of Watkins was said
to have resulted from family feud.
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WEAK FOREIGN
CABLES FORCE
GRAINS LOWER
Lack of Aggressive Support
Is Main Factor in
Wheat Mart.
BY HAROLD E. RAINvnLE

United Press STAFF Correspondent
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Wheat closed
sharply lower on the Board. of Trade
today as a result of the weak for
eign cables and the lack of ag-
gressive support. Weakness at Liv-
erpool was partly due to selling
from this side and there was also
American selling at BuenoS Aires.
Prices lowered around $1.34 for
May, meeting some support when 1t
hit that figure and encountering
selling if it rose much above it.
Corn and oats were weak with
wheat.
At the close wheat was is to rs
cents lower, corn was ss to cent
lower, and oats was IS to Il cent
lower. Provisions were slightly weak.
Liverpool closed liz to ga cents
lower and at midday Buenos Aires
was / to IL cents lower. Lack of
export business was the most disap-
pointing factor. Liverpool cables
that buyers there are not willing to
follow the advances here. The large
export business just before the holi-
days has enabled the continent to
resume its waiting game. Cash prices
we're II to ! cent lower. Receipts
were 3 cars.
Corn was off fractionally with
wheat during the morning. The
trading was very dull and mostly
between locals. Receipts were slight
ly smaller today. Cash prices were
unchanged to II cent lower. Re
ceiptS were 1874 cars.
Oats was down slightly at mid
session due to the weakness In the
major grains, but had dull and
featurelesS trade. Cash prices were
unchanged. Receipts were 20 cars.
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twenty rails was i417o. up 70. Average
of forty bonds FaS 1915. on .oS'
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Despite a
fair-sized recovery in the last-min-
ute dealings. the stock market to-
day closed irregular, with business
light and tickers abreast Of the
market.
United States Steel dropped Az
points from It's high and recovered
more than point Of the loss. Gen
eral Electric made a similar sweep,
as did Westinghouse, American c !,
Montgomery Ward, Radio Corpora
ton and other active favorites.
During the first hour the list adj
vanced sharply after higher open
ing. Then profit-taking followed,
after which rising tendencies we're
again noted until in the afternoon,
when selling set in in earnest.
Stock after stock met pressure,
but there was no attempt TO start a
reaction by the beariSh element,
which contented itself by taking
some profits in the early trading
and lacked the nerve to place new
lines later.
Utilities held up well, as did oil
shares. although the latter quoted
down considerably in the late trad
ing. Rails were inconspicuous. but
about steady. Coppers eased of
and so did the motor shares. Mo-
tors in early trading were strong
and active, featured by huge trans
actions In General Motors and
Packard.
Call money renewed at 6 per cent
and held there all day. This fac
tor. together with the urge to take
profits. brought the late irregular
tty. Early buying was helped by
further favorable business reports
and a decline of s58,000,000 in bro
kerage loans announced after the
close Thursday.
Fox Film A. a strong spot IN the
carly dealings, lost heavily toward
the close, despite rally in the
leading industrial issues. Warner
Brothers also sold off.
Ticker5 closed at 1903 p. m.
Sales for the day totaled 1888, $40
shares, compared with 2,576,T40
shares Thursday.
Preliminary Dow-Jones Industrial
average was of 0.39 at 240.57 and
rails off OBI at 1889.
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Legal Notices

AUCTION SALE-LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the Gader-
Of business, 445-447 East Court street. In
dianapolis. Ind. Friday. Jan. II, 1880.
the following personal property: House
hold goods stored under the names of
American Loan Company. Henry Beiger.
Viola Bunce, Kort Crittenden. c. n. Har-
rington. Beatrice Hopkins. Otto. Humble.
8. D. Roberts, J. c. Swift. Otis Lee
Vaughan, Cora wilson. Said safe being
made TO defray expense Of storage and
other charges. Sale win be FOR cash and
SANITARY STORAGE COMPANY. :
You Read the Want Aus
Have YOU tried 20 use themS
It's easy-Csn Ri. bbbi
ASK for an Al TakeY
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Deaths

Roach Nix. so. ss5 West Sixteenth place.
cerebral hemorrhage.
Albert L. Moseley 81, 3io Pleasant.
Virginia Caroline waller. 81, city hos
pital lobar pneumonia.
Anna Eliza Fields. so. city hospital.
Myrtle Louise Carrico. g. city hospital.
cerebro spinal meningitis.
Charles Nathan Csrrico. =. 27lo North
Oxford cerebro spinal meningitis.
Berry Smith. IS, city hospital. eerebro
'r Thelma Clark. II months, 7o7 North
Elder, acute bronchitis.
Infant Gels. hours, 10 East st. Joseph.
premature birth.
Laford @. Kersey. SO, 74o North Ire
mont, acute dilatation OF heart.
James Sullivan. 81, i2o5 Deioss, cerebral
Mary B, Balay. "a. I19o North Beville.
cerebral hemorrhage.
place, arteriosclerosis.
Otis Patterson, ?, city hospital, broncho
pneumonia.
Elliott wesley Summers. SO. 454 Goodlet.
william smallman. %, Long hospital.
chronic aephritis.
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GAS STATISTICS SHOW
AMOUNTS SPENT HERE
$S4,636,0O0 Went for Fuel and Luz
hricantS in State.

$S4,656,OOO Went for Fuel and Luz
bricantS in State.
The average Hoosier car owner
spent ss7 for gas and oil in 1929.
figures compiled by the Hoosier Mo-
tor Club show. Total purchases of
fuel and lubricants in the state
amounted to $84,636,00O.
Motorists of the nation now use
an average of 100000 gallons Of
gasoline daily, spending 100000
daily or about $4,000 minute for
the power fuel
Climate has much to do with the
use of gasoline and oil, the figures
show. In Florida the average mo-
torist spent 1903 for gasoline and
oil in 1929, much of this excess be-
ing due, however, to use Of gasoline
and oils by tourists.
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Marriage Licenses

Everett NJ Lowery. Al. of $500 Birch.
wood. salesman, and Margaret Arnold, 50.
Of 5645 Julian. clerk.
Dobry Evanon, Al, OF Terre Haute.
miner, and Geneva D. James. IS. Of 3l2
South Roena, cook.
Merlin C. johnson. q Of vincennes,
5226 South Eastern
Jer D. Coleman, ~. of si4 East Pratt,
clerk, and FIoSsie N. Fisher. 20. Of 229
Waldemar Pendrup, 40. Of Chicago. NJ.
manager, and Bertha L. Engel. 81, OF 9l4
North Jefferson, stenographer.
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Births

Paul and Amelia Omundson, Methodist
hospital.
Harry and Berniee Newburg. Metho-
dist hospital.
william and Anna DILL 1901 Ludlow.
Arthur and Anna Ellison. ga Cotton.
julius and Geraldine Rhodes. li43 North
West.
Girls
Alvin and Kathryn Coulter, 112i Brook
side.
Guy and Sarah johnson, 1872 East
Twenty-frst.
Charles and Elsie Thompson. 534h In
diana.
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HOME BONDS ARE SOLD
Three Banks to Share In Si39, 500
Issue for Construction.

Sale of bonds totaling s139, 300 for
building an enlargement to the
Board of Children's Guardians
home today was awarded by county
commissioners and County Auditor
Harry Dunn, to the Union Trust
Company, the Fletcher Savings and
Trust Company and the Fletcher
American National bank. Interest
rate offered by the three bidders
was AZ per cent. Premium Of 1925
was offered.
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BIZ United Press
Rediscount Rate Stationary

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-The Federal
Reserve bank of Chicago has made
no change in its rediscount rate of
Az per cent, it was announced fol-
lowing the meeting Of the directors
today.
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Dies After Auto Accident

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-Scott
3. MERCER, 81, of Washington, died
after an automobile accident on
Christmas eve. He was an official
In the bureau of Indian affairs In
Washington for . quaxtaS GantU<y.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

BIZ Untten PTess
WASHINGTON, Dec 77-Treasury net
balance Dec. az, sizes. i43, 4545l: customs
receipts to the same date for the month
totalled $50. Sle, o64.4e.
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BARNARD RAPS
SUPERFICIALTY
OF STATE FAIR
Racing Is 0verestimated,
Education Neglected, Says
Honey Expert.

OveremphasiS on racing and hot
dog vending to the detriment
OF educational work was declared
a woeful shortcoming of the In
diana state fair by DR.. Harry E.
Barnard, president of the Ameri-.
can Honey Institute. =
'1ndiana'S state fair should be
great experiment in adult educa-
ton" said DR.. Barnard, address
ing the Indiana beekeperS Friday at
the statehouse as president of the
American Honey Institute.
1T should teach the thousands
who attend the great value of
agriculture in this state as an in
duStry. Stress should be placed on
merchandising agricultural prod
uctS ad not on racing or vending
hot-dogS.
Linked With Schools
THE Indianapolis Playground is
one of the best in the country. 1t
should be linked with the schools
as part Of the public education pro-
gram"
DR.. Barnard appeared on the pro-
gram following Secretary E. j.
Barker Of the state fair board. Bar
ker had stated that competition for
honey and hive prizes at the fair is
falling off each year.
Barnard offered the emphasizing
OF merchandising as a remedy. Mar
keting honey is the main study be-
ing conducted by the institute Of
which he is the head.
Defeat Cane Bills
He also talked on the need to de-
feat the can sugar bills in con-
greSS which would permit glucose
manufacturers to ignore the pure
food regulations in regard to labels.
This offers the possibility of return
ing to the old era of adulterated
strained honey, he said.
George S. Demuth, former Hoo
sier and now editor of bee journal
in Ohio, also talked.
The convention closes this after
noon with addresses by Paul Brown,
assistant conservation director; Mrs.
Inez G. Richardson, Indianapolis;
Jay Smith, Vincennes: Paul Ulman,
assistant state entomologist and
Demuth again.
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BIZ United Press
EW YORK, Dec. 37-Flour-Duil and
steady; spring patents. s6.eoq7.lo; Pork
Tallow-Dull; special to extra. 73s@77sc.
Potatoes---Dull and easy. Long Island,
s2.soG6.25 barrel; southern, sldi:25
sSGii barrel. Sweet potEtoes-Firm;
southern baskets, si.4odl.6o: jersey,
TscG s2.3s basket. Dressed -poultry-Quiet;
aha 46c; fowls, is@35c: ducks. 1sd28c.
ducks. Long island. 23G2sc. Live poultry
STEADY to frm; geese. isaac; DUCKS.
ROSTERS, l6GlTc; chickens, 22G 2sc; broil-
ers, 30G37c Cheese-Dull; state whole
milk. fancy to specials. 26@26I5c; Young
America, 22iz@25c.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying $1.1s for
No. red wheat and $l.l4 for No. 2 hard
wheat
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Produce Markets

in Indianapolis, 46c; henery quality. No
/ SAC: No. 2. 32G44c.
Poultry Buying Prices Hens weighing
Leghorn hens. il: springers. 5 los. or over
ale: under 5 lbs 1sc: Leghorn. spring
iSc: stays. lSc; cocks. i29l4c: turkeys
young hens. fat. 22c: Young toms. fnt. 22c;
old hens. fat, i6c; old toms fat. l5c;
ducks, full feathered. white. fat. i3c; geese.
full ieathered. fat. i2c. These price are
for No ] top duslitp. poultry quoted by
Kingan & Co.
Butter twholesale)- 1. 4oG41c: No.
z 39m40c. Butterfat-3Sc.
Cheese wholesale selling rice per poundl
American loaf. 35c; pimento loaf BIC;
wisconsin frsts. 27c: Longhorn. 2Tc: New
York umberger. soc.
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Death Notices

BERNSTEIN. MARY-Wife OF David
Bernstein. passed away Friday. Dec n.
Funeral services al THE FUNERAL
HOME. HIsEY & TITUS, e5i N. Dela-
ware. Sunday. Dec. "a. 1910 o. m.
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Banks and Exchange
,HICAGo STATEMENT
NEW YORK STATEMENT

bV UWttFU Tthh
CHICAGO, Dec 27-Bank clearings,
sos. 00o, 900; balances, IS, zoe. 900.
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BV United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-BAnk clearings.
81 ,il6 600 900; clearing house balance.
Si7o 0oo. 900; federal reserve bank credit
balance $l54 000, 900.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Carlot2. Wneats o.
corn, 3l4: oats, So; rye, SO4.
BIZ United Press
w Sa' ! northern, 81 $3.50 .s5&:
Corn new No. 3 mixed. SEC; No. 4
mixed, 82h 84Ac; No. mixed. .S0@
sl1ac; No. mixed, 79@s0c; No. 2 yellow,
yellow. ss@ sec; No. S yellow. q 9sse; Nc;
yellow, 78@811ac; No. white. S4Ng
851ac; No. white, sc; No. 6 white. 1870
aoc; sample, 67@771ae. Oats-No. ? white.
4sc;, sample :, grade; 4shaSS Rye-N sS;r, O.
othy-$5 500 3S. Clover-$1o.5o91s.
BIZ United Press
TOLEDO. Pee; 2 z &C 4, grain orn CLOG:
5 yellow, 94@95c. Rye-Nc. 2, $l.06: Oats
No. : yhite new. 5ozs SSiMe: = Barley d,Yy
$11l0; cash new, $ll.l0; December.
$l1.10; December CHOICE. il.50; January.
imported; cash odd; :los226. ns Timothy
ss SSS' March, $40: Aisyke-cash. ,slo:75;
December, SLOTS; February, $10.85; March.
IL HaV-S1.25 CWt,
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STOCKS CLOSE
IRREGULAR IN
LATE SESSION
United States Steel Drops
a Points From Its High
at End of Day.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of twenty industries for Thurs
day vas 240.s6. up $50. Average of
twenty rails was i4470. up 70. Average
of forty bonds PAS 1915, OF .o5.
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By United Press

BIZ United Press
er; receipts, s.ssl cases extra hrsts. asa
47c: frstS. 44m44isc; ordinsries, 3664lc;
seconds, 3sgs2c. Butter-Market. weak:
receipts, li,s32 tubs; extras; ss,2c;
seconds. slasilsc; standards s7las. poul-
fowls, asc: sprinsers. 23e Ieshorns. zoe;
ducks, lsal.e: geese, i7Glse; turkeys.
20 :. 2oa.e; Young Americas ass P eS,a
ments, sos: market, about steady; Wis
consin sacked Round White, s2.4eG2 IS;
Minnesota and North Dakota sacked
Round White. s2.25G2.4o; Idaho sacked
Russets. s2.6sG2.so.
Bv United Press
CLEVELAND, Dec 27.-5utter-Extras,
43Iac; extra nrsts. 4iG42c: seconds. 3iG
sac Eggs-Extras, soc; frsts. soc. Poultry
LeshOrns., "a; thin spripsers. Iss; Leg;
horn spIinsers. 22c; ducks. zs62se; old
Potatoes-NeS York. s4.lo6@i5 per 80
ID. sack: Maine Green Mountain. $4.7sg
IS: Idaho Russet. s4.25 per l00-lo. sack
home grown. sl.soGi.sS per hushel sack
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Bn United Press


RI Times Special
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Carlots: Wheat. 8;
corn, 3l4; oats, So; rye, S04.
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Receipts. 12.ooo: market. steady
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Business
and
Finance

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Notices have
been mailed to stockholders of the
Standard Gas and Electric Com
pany and the Standard Power and
Light Corporation of special meet
ing in Dover, Del, Jan. z, to ap-
prove changes in the corporate
structures of the companies which
will unite them in a more COM
pact system and provide favorable
basis for further expansion"
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Central Alloy Steel Corporation, Mas
silon. O.. is pushing plans for increased
productive facilities for Endure stainless
steel and present capacity output will be
greatly expanded IN January. 1t is an
nounced by F. j. Grifiths. chairman.
Demand for the material is growing rap
idly and the company is fourteen weeks
behind in its deliveries. Present stimula-
ton of demand has resulted chiefly from
the adoption of stainless for trim ana
bright parts of new models by number
Of leading automobile companies.
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BIZ United Press

BIZ Untted Press
TOLEDO, Dec. 27.-Hogs-Receipts, 700;
market, 3Sc to 4oc lower than Thursdays
high; heavics. $s.25@e.5o; mediums, $3.50
9e.75, Workers, ss.25@s.5o; pigs. ss.25@
$50. Cattlc-Receipts. 100; market. slow;
Calyes-Receipts, light; market, strong
sheep and lambs-Receipts, light; market.
slow.
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New York Liberty Bonds

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EAST BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 27.-Hogs-
below $50 lbs, fairly active to shippers.
slow. mostly 25c lower, slo.25; packing
steady: medium steers and heifers, SLIPS;
all cutter cows, s406.75; calves, receipts.
$50; vealers. active. SocGsi higher; good
ceipts, 1000: fat lambs draggy, Csc and
lower: others. steady; good to choice.
s13.75614.25; medium and strong weights.
Sll.756l3; fat ewes, S5.7566.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

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ii ''a gid, goo, I.a.a. - s.., 81"
tWEs un.'c.
Then 7aoy SD w.a; to I4'a,
'aus.. It vas a pretty tight III.
3D.: -. duck huu, rae small, "u'
snat. o. tine chillr,n at on w'rloa
,.!- :lt CchJF> ,at "9 th' piano 80
tl.rs Was room for all.
Hat whom 1t came timo fer NJ
Wibb'cwoAlle ard Naa, Lat.i, vine
goat 70 set out the gooi ta.a.,,
tarT couldn't fjad the candy.
'PG Pa, Where's tho c,n.E.
..uac,ed Mrs. Mitblowolha.
"pi4n't that six and seven , 1T
-.crn goat ~'nd i-'' asked thn ou'
r.lrua.. .anrar mo, THAT = sao
a.d' ! II ~ ont and buy >om" caa&,