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BulIdlna Permits

T. Dohtos. dwelling. 1875 uordye. s.. 900.
~. 1. Pitcher, repairing. 52i9 North New
Jersey, $3.50
CcLey, gzrngs. Geo Broadway. $3.50.
Midwest Petroleum COn1De ny. concrete
bass. TTenty-HrE- snd AivcTd s4o0
G. Il Erbrill, addition. 5G74 Washing
ton boulevard. 81 800.
Danean, station 5Ss Aorth Liberty.
NJ !. Conrad. garage. sTs4 North Capt.
tol sz5o.
J P. Eyang furnace 2s0T Esuwood. $3.50.
4. s. HoTis cher & Sen, shed. Thirtieth
and HARDING 1927
Taatgnarolfs G. owe COMPANY remodeling.
Tflir.eeak1 aud E4Eztt s1.Dy9
~. McCza, dwelling 3nd garage. 2440
Boulevard place sc 400
II Mccall. ael'sr $40 Boulevard place
Vest Baking C91l0snr. addition. Wash
fartor sua Cgtental. ste-eoC.
= 4. sTowr. FFEase. 2s4s North Penn
sgtrsnis. $3.50.
c. saueE. addition. zlls NAPOLEON. $500.
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DISTANT STATIONS
WEDNESDAY

MEONECUaL
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VOCAL to sT WE Iz4TA VITO "GH' ""''
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Fishing the Air

artist al-Dvorak
Rapes Mobio is
system night at o'clock
will interpret Goodnight"
descriptive "The Spinning Wheel"
will be
of Howard Barlow during
broadcast station
and the Columbia boadcan system at o'clock Wednesday evening"
of Life
which
the NBC system Chicago studios Wedn
day evening at 7 o'clock.
with utramoden
which the Syvana Foresers
through NBC
Wednesday evening 7:30 o'clock.
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WORKER AID ASKED
Union Hears Plea for Vote
Against GI0SSbrenner.

'Laboring people of Indianapolis
must cast aside party lines in the
Nov. election and vote for the
man in sympathy with the workers"
Guy Mccoy of the indianapolis
Typographical Union told the Gar
ment Workers local Tuesday.
Presenting Reginald Sullivan,
Democratic nominee for mayor, as
a candidate who never has opposed
labor, he pleaded for laboring
classes to unite in defeating their
arch-enemy, Alfred M. Glossbren-
ner, Republican nominee.
Il am a Republican, but I can
not support the Republican nom
inee in this campaign, because he
is wholly unacceptable to organized
labor" Mccoy said.
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Lad, About Is, Scoops Up
Cash While Robbers
Hold Four at Bay.

Two men and a boy who appeared
to be no more than Is years old,
held up the. william Knox pharm-
acy, Twenty-fourth street and Col
lege avenue, Tuesday night, taking
S25 from the safe and cash register.
All were armed. While two COW
cred Knox, Jack Hall, clerk. and
two customers, and forced the pro-
prietor to open the safe, the boy
swept the contents Of the cash
drawer into his pocket. They escaped
In an automobile.
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SMILES RARE IN
WALL ST. WHEN
MARKET OPENS
Thousands Drawn Back to
Scene of Disaster, With
Savings Gone.
BY United Press

BB United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Wall Street
breathed easier today as prices rail-
lied at the opening of the stock
market.
They were far from smiling. how
ever, those men and women who
gathered in customers rooms or
hurried through the rain to their
of1ces-it will be long time be-
fore Wall Street is jubilant again
but they we're vastly treasured by
the first notations on the ticker
tape.
To many Of the traders the mar
ket trend made little difference. The
dreams of wealth already had been
shattered and in many cases they
had lost all their savings. But they
hung around out Of some strange,
impeIling curiosity to see what
would happen next.
To others, however, 10 a. m. was
another zero hour. They had -eased
through so far, but would they be
able TO stick it out? With drawn
faces they awaited the markets
opening. They tried to conceal
their anxiety, but it was no use.
They stroked their chins nervously
and smoked many cigarets.
Quiet on Exchange
Over in the great arena Of the
Stock Exchange itself. all was COM
paratively quiet as the hour ap-
proaches. There was a crescendo
of bids and offers that are unin-
telligible to those not initiated in
the mysteries of the exchange.
In the brokerage Offices there are
no shouts at higher prices, but
many signs of relief.
Every customers man has his
quota Of stories to tell of clients
who have been wiped out.
mo. few men have made money
on the decline this time" a broker
said. Most of those who played
for a drop started doing it long ago.
They got caught time and again
and had about given up hope OF
prices ever coming down. There
were very few shorts when the
crash came.
Profits Fade Away
8 Others who had the cash went
short when the decline started and
then bought in double as prices
melted. Most of these saw their
neat profits fade as the market went
still lower, some took heavy losses.
A few, a very few, the brokers say,
saw the thing through and cleaned
up" But people don't talk of the
proflts made in a bear market.
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Additional
Sports
Cdnzonerf and
Laoyza Clash

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-Jack Demp-
sey's second Chicago promotional
effort will get under way here to-
night when Tony Canzoneri, New
York Italian, meets Stanislaus La
oyza, the Chilean, in a ten-round
bout.
Dempsey has confined his three
headline bouts to lightweights in an
effort to develop an opponent for
Sammy Mandell, the 135-pound
champion.
The other two fights will find
Louis kid Kaplan meeting Eddie
(Kid Wolfe and Tony Herrera
battling Irish Jackie Pilkington.
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2 RESERVES PROMOTED

BIZ T'nitcf Press
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Oct. 30.-Use-
man, quarter back and Huenergardt,
tackle we're moved from the B team
to the Illinois varsity Tuesday as
Coach Zuppke trained his football
squad for the game with Northwest
ern this weekend.
Frosty Peters, suffering from in
iuries again watched practice from
the Sidelines. Burdick will get into
uniform again Thursday after lay
off for the same reason.
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NAVY READY FOR PENN

BIZ United Press
ANNAPOLIS. Md, Oct. 3d.
Nays varsity had little trouble in
breaking up Penn plays staged by
the scrubs in Tuesdays scrimmage.
All regulars we're out for hard
day of work. and all except Clifton,
Chappie and Crane got plenty Of it.
They were excused after light
workout because of injuries suS-
tanned against Princeton.
Johnny Cannon, veteran back,
returned to the active list after
having been troubled with charley
horse. Besides his other abilities,
he is a capable drop-kicker. =
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The Civ
i'm Brief
THURSDAY EVENTS

THURSDAY EVENTS
Advertising Club. luncheon, Columbia
indianapolis Engineering Society,
luncheon. Board of Trade.
American Business Club. luncheon, Co
Real Estate Board luncheon, Chamber
of Commerce.
sienna NJ, luncheon; Lincoln.
Caravan Club, luncheon, Nitrate
TemDle.
Indiana state Convention of the United
Rretheren Church, First q. b. church,
Park avenue and walnut street.
Howard Enrich, Chicago, pres
ident of the Electrical Trades Pub
fishing Company. addressed joint
dinner meeting of representatives of
Electrical Trades Publishing Com
pany, addressed a joint dinner
meeting of representatives of cleo
trical jobbers and Indianapolis Pur-
chasing Agents Association Tuesday
night at the SEVERN.
Rush Gibbs, representative of the
United States Rubber Company,
will discuss 1.-THE Human Factor in
Industry" before the Industrial
Economics club at the Cham
Der of Commerce tonight. Industrial
executives will attend.
Miss DorOthea Nord Holt was
named chairman of the summer
school committee for women work.
ers in industry, at a dinner Tues
day night in the Propylaeum.
All officers of the Indiana Asso-
ciated Press were reelected at its
semi-annual meeting in. the Clay
pool Tuesday. They are: Tom H.
Keene of Elkhart Truth, president,
Miller Ellingham of the Fit. Wayne
Journal Gazette, first vice-presi-
dent; George D. Crittenberger of
the Anderson Bulletin, second vice.
president, and S. P. Ochiltree, Indi-
ana correspondent of the Associated
Press, secretary.
More than 100 members attended
the annual Halloween party of the
Universal Club at Columbia Club
Tuesday night. Cards, dancing.
cabaret vaudeville and dinner
we're on the program.
J. Frank CantwelI, show direc-
tor, will outline plans for the ninth
annual Realtors Home Complete
exposition at the weekly luncheon
of. the indianapolis Real Estate
Board Thursday at the Claypool.
Dorothy Haas, Id, of 127 Jones
street, sustained minor injuries when
knocked down by an automobile
driven by william Masten, 1920
North Delaware street, at Rural and
Washington streets Tuesday night.
Removal Of offices of Bacon &
Tislow, architects and engineers,
from 206 Hilgenberg building, 81
West Ohio street, to 1015 Arch
fleets and Builders building, 323
North Pennsylvania street, was an
nounced today.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Business
Finance

Net profits of the Studebaker Corpora
ton for the quarter ending Sept 60. IN
Guiding S527,5 as It's share OF Pierce
Arrow profits, amounted to s2.539. Ola. as
compared with s4.147,436 for the CORES
ponding. quarter last year; After oeouct-
plicable to Studebaker common stock were
year.
DETROIT. Oct. 3U.-The Detroit plant
of the Detroit Aircraft Corporation, now
manufacturing the Eastman Flying Boat,
soon viii be producing primary elders
viee-president and general manager, said
to-day.
The average net earnings Of the City
TFuSt Company t and the City Securities tie;
interest paid by the City Securities Cor
poration on borrowed capital, has been
s ssc bs to sh tp e9rnins Of ~
shares Of the capital stock Of City Share
holders, Inc. presently to be outstanding.
with a further diyersi1cation Of sources
Of, income and a larger permanent capt.
mented.
over one-haif Of this issue has been
directors and stockholders of the City
Trust Company and City Securities Cor
poration.
Plans for construction Of new cleo
trio furnace by the Central Alloy Steel
by F n ertR hsEs been 81
the company. The new equipment is re-
CURED to. provide for rapidly expanding
steel manufactured by the company under
Krupp license.
Net earnings of the city Ice Fuel
Company for the nine months ended
Sept. 80. after all charges. including de-
preciation and federal taxes, were So
in the corresponding period of last year
and represents a gain OF % per cent
Net sales for the period were S22217,-
pared with sales of SlS,655,276 in the
hrst nine months of last year.
sd7s 6o oS s0sSt 5 pF0 IT. Of o the
in its Canadian subsidiary amounted to
S158,755 after all charges. including de-
he auaer enGed s6 90 rbX
pares With $15627s in the preceding quar-
ter and s107,947 in the initial three
lent to 1928 a share on the 4s,84s shares
against $217 9 share in the June 90
period.
- Martin I. Strauss. president Of the
Hartman Corporation. issued the follow
- The proposed consolidation of the
Ward & Co. appears to have no possibility
Of approval by our stockholders. Insult
f1cient proxies in favor of the transac-
tion. have been received to date and no
further effort will be made to secure addi-
tional proxies"
AMSTERDAM. Oct. 29. The Royal
Dutch Petroleum Company was reported
100000 forms $4,000 o00). which, prob
ably would be marketed in the United
States. Great Britain and France.
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Coat Theft Is AIIeued

Sam Smith, IS, of 1896 South East
street, was charged with petit larcen
today after he is alleged to have
stolen an overcoat from the auto
of Lee Franzman, 17l4 Southeastern
avenue, parked at Capitol and Ken
lucky avenues Tuesday afternoon.
Kenneth Gordon, 1915 High School
road, told police he saw Smith break
glass in the sedan and take the
coat.
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BURGLAR Eats Lunch

Pleasure with business" was the
motto Of a burglar read by police
today in clews the theft left In the
Standard Meat Market. operated BY
John Beu, at PTS Northwestern
avenue.
After taking several hams and
other meats, the thief sat down to q
lunch Of near beer, dried beef and
milk.
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RECORD SET IN CHECKS
$500, 900, 900 Cleared In Day oil
Exchange Stampede.

BV United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Transfer
Of checks on the New York clearing
house broke all records Tuesday as
result Of the unprecedented turn
over of securities on the Stock Ex-
change.
A total Of $500, 900, 900 In checks
were cleared. compared with the
previous record total of $685., 000,0 900
on January Q, 1929, when heavy
year-end payments were being made.
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SELL OUT FOR OHIO TILT

BIZ United Press
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 30.-Ohio
State plays are being used by the
Pittsburgh scrubs as the Panthers
prepare for their game Saturday
against the Buckeyes. Josh Will
liams, half back, is the only Pitt
regular on the injured list. A SELL
out of the great Pitt stadium is
expected by Thursday.
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STARS AT QUARTER BACK

BIZ ntted PTcSS
PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 30
With Dave Lowry and Eddie Witt
mer acting as quarter backs, the
Princeton varsity went through a
long drill Tuesday. Bill Moore, in
jured in the Navy game, is ex-
pected to remain on the bench at
the Chicago game Saturday.
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Bullets Strike Window

Police were called to the second
floor offices of the indianapolis Pa
per Can and Tube Company, 217
West Tenth street, this morning,
when three bullets pierced win
dow over the head of p. C. Denny,
manager, as he sat at his desk Po-
lice found no trace .of the riflemau.
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sLINKARD WINS SHOOT

C. L. Slinkard was high at the
weekly shoot of the Crooked Greek
Gun Club Tuesday with <49 out of
so. McIntire was second with At
and Hesson third with A. Hesson
was first in the handicap with %,
and McIntire was high over all,
breaking IS out of Is.
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Two Held for Theft

Charged with theft of $3.50 from
barbecue stand at 1920 Madison
avenue, william Gibbs, Broadway
hotel, and Robert Oller. 20, of 121
East Vermont street, were held by
police today under $4,000 vagrancy
bonds. Police said Oller admitted
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Extra Dividend Declared

BN Tnfted Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Dictaphone
Company today declared an extra
dividend of so cents and the regular
quarterly dividend of so cents on
common stock payable Dec. as of
record Nov. Is, 1929.
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Bandits Use Stolen Auto

BIZ 1fnFa Nnec10t
ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. 30.-Police
are searching for a stolen auto
mobile used by bandits who held up
clerks in the Madison market. The
car, belonging to Logic Nichols, was
stolen shortly before the robbery,
which was frustrated when clerk
made a move as if to telephone
police, The bandits fed.
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Fingerprint Copies Stolen

Ra Times Special
LEBANON, Ind. Oct. 30.-Bur-
glars in an auto sales company Of
flee, making a second visit, stole
their fingerprint copies which had
been taken after a robbery Sunday
night. A new automobile also was
taken.
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CURB FIRM SUSPENDED
Lynch & Co. Fails to Meet It's En-
gagements in Market.

. NEW YORK, Oct. So-Lynch &
Co., members of the New York Curb
Exchange, have been suspended
from the exchange, having an
nounced failure to meet engage
ments, according to a statement by
Curb Exchange today.
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TALL PIVOT MAN

Tiny Hearn, 6 feet 9 inches tall,
former Georgia Tech star in three
sports, is the tallest center in the
American Basketball League. He
plays with Rochester.
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Legal Notices

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Stockholders annual meeting Of the
White River Railroad Company for cleo
ton of officers and general business will
be held at the office Of Kingan q Co.
Indianapolis Friday. Nov. Is. at 2:3o
y A. NJ. M'vIg. Secretary.
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Death Notices

FARRELL. RUBY-Age 2s years. beloved
passed away. october %. 1880 p. m.
Funeral from her home. 81 South La
vited. Burial New Crown cemetery. IN
der the direction Of GEORGE z. KIM
CAID.
HOLLEMAN. CIARA-Beloved wife OF Ly-
man B. Holleman and mother of Audley
G. Holleman passed away at the resi-
dence. 513e n. Capitol Ave. Oct. %. age
81 years Friends may call at the VALID
FUNERAL PARLORS. 1919 N. Illinois St.,
wednesday evening. Funeral and burial
at New Harmony. Ind.
M'MAHON, MICHAEL-Father Of Frank z.
Robert z. Capt. B. B. McMahon and Mrs.
L. II. Draper deceased died TUESDAY eve
Illinois st. Funeral Thursday. $50 a. N.
at residence. o a. m. IS. Peter and Paul
Cathedral. Burial Holy Cross. Friends
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Profits Fade Away
Daylight Hits
WFBM (123O) Indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light Company
THTRSnAY

A. NJ.
7:0O-Pep Unlimited Club.
a:99-pramatic md literary interpreta-
ton. BY Arthur J. Beriault.
11.O0-Aunt Sammy hour.
1o:45-Republican city commttee. ,ope,
1i:00-Columbia Noon Day Cluo 'OD0''
HIS tn 12;0O-Silent.
p. NJ ~ ,o,e,
sl2:00-Mayhower orcneStra tCbol' ,r-pc,
i2.Ib-Hotel Ambassador orchestra tCBSl
I.00-Patterns in prints lCBSl.
i:30-Farm flashes from department. OF
agriculture.
: Misunderstanding.
9:Oo-Columbia ensemble (CBSl.
2:30-For your information (CBS).
3.O0-MuSical album (CBS).
$3.50 to 5:00-Silent.
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HIGH SPOTS OF WEDNESDAY NIGHTS PRoGRA

SPOTS WEDNESDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM
6:Oo-NBC (WEAF)-Sketch. THE Family Abroad"
7:00-NBC (WEAF)-Erno Rapees Moblon concert.
Columba-Voice of Columbia.
8:30-NBC (WEAF)-Palmolive hour
CWJZ)-Fathom TrawlerS-Dramatic Sea Yarns
-Columba-Kolster
9:3O-NBC CWEAFD-Opera "A Witch Of Salem"
MIC CWJZ)-Stromberg- Carlson orchestra.
drama, "a Broken
Home"
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
A. NJ.
S:so-Top o the Mornin'.
6:30-Orgsn program.
* 7:Oo-Absorbine. Jr. exercise program.
7:3O-Morning devotion conducted by Dad
Kershner of Y. N. c. A.
s:00-Crosley woman'S hour, with
musicale Cooking chat poems.
household hints. and instructive
talks.
e:00-Organ program.
Q:1S-Sewing Circle.
p:40-Womens Activities.
o:45-Gndden program.
io:o0-Forecast cooking school (NBC).
10:3o-Weather. river and market reports.
10:5S-Time signals.
11:00-Organ concert.
Nli:30-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
iig5o-Livestock reports.
i5:oo-NationaI Farm and Home hour
(NBCl.
1z:4s-Town and Country.
y 1:Oc-Central States ohScol OF the Air.
2:Oo-Matinee Players.
1:45-Woman's Radio Club.
S:DO-United States Navy band.
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DISTANT STATIONS
THURSDAY

AN.
2:oo-NBC system tMJ MI; I,Spnn 10
s:sO-columbia Network-MOTning Merry
makers ,
Home hour. ,
io:oo-Nsc ;. System twEAF| - Your
MO System CwJz) - Cooking
fo:fy-NBC System CwEAF)-Household
Institute.
i7:OO-NBC System (CentraD-Farm and
s:oO-NSc system CwyZ-gg;; s. Army
Columbia Network-MuSical Album.
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Death Notices

RANDALL, ROBERT scorr-Ags 4s years.
beloved husband OF Marjorie Randall.
father of Madelyne Randall. brother Of
Mrs. Leroy Cone and Mrs. Netsie r.
Spalding. departed this life Monday. Oc-
tober %. Funeral at the residence, 1884
Z. WASHINGTON St. Thursday. october 81.
10 3. m. Friends invited. Burial. Me-
mortal Park.
SULLIVAN. A. d. fGUS1-Brother OF Mar
garet Sullivan. passed away at their home,
35i w. Madison St. Franklin. Ind. Tues
day. October. 20. Funeral Thursday from
their residence, $50 a. m. Services at st.
Rose OF Lima church. Franklin. q. m.
Burial Holy Cross cemetery. indianapolis.
Friends may call any time after II
Wednesday. Please omit flowers. For In
formation call FINN BROS. Funeral
Home Ia 1885
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Produce Markets

Indianapolis. sac; hennery quality, soc;
az lbs. or over 2l@22c; under AZ lbs.
AZ lbs; or over. 22c: springeTs under 4ls
l2G14c. Young, turkey hens (must. be
I'D f toms So Da tens 2 Gd hfes 23s
Geese full feathered] 1oc Guinears, soc.
ThfSa PTHss for No tor quality 1a
pouitTV. Quoted i0H By Kingan & CO: +0N
Butter wholesale I-Ne. /. 48@4sc: No.
2. 400 &c. Butterfat-46c.
poundl-.American loaf; 35c; pimento loaf.
&c: wisconsin flrsts. &c: Longhorn. &c:
New York limberger. soc.
&c cIEXEI I o . s9wButte5a ExtEas
fyif f9@ saH so Fs 6fol efs
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ID. sack; home grown. s1.5o@1.75.
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frsts .ss@3s1Sc: firsts. 37@37nac; seconds,
36636hc: standards. 40c. Poultry-Market
steady; receipts. 4 cars; fowls. 24c; spying.
ers. 22c: Leghorns. 19c; ducks. 22N24c;
geese 29c BOOSTERS. 19c. Cheese-Twins,
22A 622Mc: Young Americas. 241ac. Po-
tatoes-On track. SOS; arrivals, 1877: ship
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sofa AM. North Dakota sacked Round
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sacked RusSets. $2.80@3.10.
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Dull: mess $3.50 Lard-Easier; mid
Long Island. $2.S5@6.s5 barrel Maine.
s41o@5.25 barrel, Sweet potatoesa. Steady;
Southern. baskets. 60cMS1.10: Southern.
barrels. S1.50M2.50: jersey. 75cMS1.65
basket. Dressed poultrv-Steadv; turkeys,
34@50c: chickens .25@38c: fowls; 2o@35c:
ducks. l8@24c: ducks. Long Island. 23M26c.
Live poultryL;ouiet; reese: 13@l8c: ducks:
chickens. 22@soc broilers; 2s@34c. Cheese
Steady: state whole milk. fancy to spe-
cial. 27h G9I7c: Young America 25 02Tc.