davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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twenty utilities was si.e4. OF 81. Average
OF forty bonds was o4.s5. on o2.
81 United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Railroad
stocks broke to their lowest levels in
five years on the average, while in
dustrial shares headed toward vio-
lation of their November lows, in
morning trade on The Stock Elk
change today.
Highest grade railroad stocks
we're among the weakest and the
best of the industrial list suffered
the brunt of the selling in their
group. Trading was somewhat
more active than last weeks pact,
but still relatively quiet.
In the railroad group new lows
since 1926 we're made by New York
Central at 121, off 81; Chicago,
Rock Island g. Pacific at 81, of 22
and Erie at 22is. of 35s; new lows
since 1921 by Baltimore 81 Ohio at
90, off 2i3, and Louisville & Nash
vile at 81, unchanged.
All Carriers OFF
New low since 1925 by Southern
Railway at 577s. off 2, new low
since 1927; Atchison at 1905, off
3ls. new low since 1923; Chicago 81
Great Western preferred at 22hs,
of IL.
Other carrier shares came near
their low levels for several years,
with losses ranging from one to
more than 2 points. Selling was
heavy in Canadian Pacific, which
broke to 402l, off rs; Union Pacific,
which broke to 100, off 2; Allegheny
Corporation at 8, off IS; Pennsyl-
vania, 575s, off IL, and New Haven,
49,. off IA.
Weakness in their respective
shares was carried over to the sem
ior securities of the rails on both
the big board and curb bond mar
kets. On the latter, the weak fea-
ture was Van Sweringen corpora
ton 6 per cent bonds, which broke
3 points to 80. Erie and Allegheny
Corporation issues we're weak fea-
lures on the Stock Exchange.
Steel Works Lower
United States Steel steadily
worked toward it's years low. 1t
touched 1909. off rs.
Eastman Kodak was a weak spot,
breaking points to 1884. Ameri-
can Can was depressed 2 points to
112, while Westinghouse Electric lost
rs to 951a; General Electric l 4 to
46. and j. I. Case 319 points to
3d.. a new low for the year.
international Telegraph and Tele-
phone equaled its low for the pres
ent shares at 25Is, off IL, and
American Telephone met heavy sell
ing which brought it down to a new
low on the movement at 1925. off
rs points. Public Service of New
Jersey. Consolidated Gas and Elec-
trio Power and Light were down
from ! to more than points.
Oil stocks continued the reaction
In progress near the close Satur-
day. with Phillips and Standard OF
New Jersey the selling targets. Phil
lips lost rs points to 15ls and Jer-
soy a point to 51ii.
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RefueIS From Auto

BN NEA Nerrfce
ALAMEDA, Cal, Dec. 8.-An air.
plane recently demonstrated here
the feasibility Of refueling from an
automobile.
The auto headed into the wind
as the plane approached, and when
both were travelling at about the
same speed the pilot nosed down
and was able to hook on to can
of gasoline which one Of the occu-
pants of the car held up to him.
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Deaths

Ida Howard IS. sol South west. cere-
bral hemorrhage.
Mary 4. Fites. II. Central Indiana hos
pital arteriosclerosis.
Earl Smith. 80. city hospital lobai
Stella Durrett. months. city hospital.
Bertha Middleton. %. 1886 Wheeler. tu-
berculosis.
Mathew Henry Camden. CO. city hospital
james MoxereT. So. 1862 Central.
broncho pneumonia.
Charles Greene. 10. city hospital. pneu-
mccoccus meningitis.
Hattie B. whitaker a. 1919 North
state bToncho pneumonia.
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InVents Auto Plane

BIZ MA Nerrice
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 8-An airplane-
automobile has been designed by a
local inventor to bowl along on the
ground or fly in the air at seventy
five miles an hour.
1t is. powered with a four-cylin-
der engine, and has wings SO con-
structed that they can be folded
back for ground travel.
II is said the auto-piano will en-
able one to make flight. and at
an airport, fold back the wings and
drive into town to a destination.
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Births
Rors

Fredrick and Alice Hartman. 1884 Car
rollton.
Mike and Margaret Neisz. city hospital.
Roy and Virginia Jones. 1914 English.
Earl and Edith Gwinner 200 North
Davidson.
Ivev and Dorothy Logsdon. 1928 Hillside.
Walter and Esther Wienke. 800 South
ciissold and Carolyn Pierce. Methodist
hospital.
Anthony and Lava Nallg. 1925 Bates
John and Alice Blackwell. city hospital
Sherman and Ida Long city hospital
Girls
Donald and Francis Carlisle. 3os South
Arthur end Marjorie Petttt. city hos
pital.
Daniel and Beulah Mckinney. city hos
Lewis and Halle Stone city hospital
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MEMBERSHIP GOAL OF
LEGION Is ANNOUNCED
1000 Recruits Yll Be Sought in
District, Long Reports.

American Legion membership
goal of 1000 in the Seventh district
in 1881 was announced Sunday by
DR.. Frank E. Long, district COM
mander.
First post to reach its 1881 quota
is Service Post 1913 of Oaklandon,
which has reported membership
of f1fty-eight against a quota OF
fifty-one.
Additional 1000 members in the
Seventh district will be sought in
January through revival of the Ben
Davis post and organization of new
posts at logical localities in the
county. according to James E. Men
denhall, Seventh district member
ship chairman.
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FAMOUS PAINTER DIES
Julius ROlshOven and Mother Will
Be. Buried Together.
BIZ Times Special


~ lUe8 Spectdt
DETROIT, Dec. 3.-Julius Rol-
shoven, 70, one of the most famous
painters of this age, will be buried
here Wednesday together with his
aged mother, Mrs. Theresa Rolsho-
ven. 80.
The mother and her famous SON
died few hours apart Sunday,
death preventing, for the first time,
their annual Christmas reunion.
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Produce Markets

Eggs (Countrv Runl-Ioss OF delivered
in Indianapolis. 23c: henery quality No. l.
sac: No. 2, 15c.
Poultry GBuvine Pricesl-Hens weigh
ing lbs. or over. iSc; under 5 lbs. Ice:
LeRhorn hens l3c: sprlngers 5 lbs or
over isc or under lbs,s i6c; ducks.
full feather fat white. lie: geese. &c.
These prices are for No. top QUALITY
BStter y tRhoiesaie1-No /. ssaasc; No.
O. 33c.
Butterfat-2oc.
Cheese wholesale selling urice per
pound American loaf. sic: pfmento loaf
sec: Wisconsin irsts 27c: LonRhorns 34c.
New York Limberger. SEC.
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In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
9 a. m:
Northwest wind 7 miles an hour;
barometric pressure, 30.14 at seat
level; temperature, 80; ceiling, 1900
feet: visibility, 8 miles, light haze;
field. good.
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Saturdays items we're self ex-
planatory, except "the most i'm
portant vote ever cast" which will
be answered in cartoon of Satur-
day, Dec. 10.
Tuesday: Casey Jones'"
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EXPECTS BUSINESS RISE
Cereal Food Company to Increase
Advertising Next Year.

BIZ United Press
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Dec. g.
Confident that business generally
soon will show signs of gradual but
certain improvement, the w. K.
Kellogg Company, cereal food man
ufacturer. will spend more for ad-
vertising in 1881 than in any year
of the company's history. An
nouncement of the 1881 advertising
expenditures was made today by w.
K. Kellogg, chairman of the board
Of the company.
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Arrivals and Departures

Curtiss Flying Field-C. Kern in
Curtiss Kingbird to Byrd field,
Richmond, Va; Casey Lambert in
Waco to st. Louis.
Hoosier Airport-Charles Weth-
ern, department of commerce in
spector, to st. Louis in Travelair.
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Business Man Dies

81 Jptfed Press
NOBLESVILLE. Ind, Dec. g.
Grant Caca, IS, business man of
Noblesville, died today following a
short illness. He was a former men,
Der of the Noblesville city council
and was a candidate for clerk of
Hamilton circuit court last fall.
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BIZ United Press

300 hoidovers none. desirabie bulk iiS'i i5S
25c higher at $8.6568.75. top for weights
US lbs, down; steady on both sows. and
Receipts. 500; steers and heifers fairly &C
tive. fully Csc higher; spots SOC up: COM
mon to medium steers. S869.25; medium
mostly heifers downward to 81; cows
strong to Csc higher: advance on fat offer
ines upward to $3.50 and occasionally to
Receipts 900: most choice to good vealers.
sl2;50615; such kind steers steady; quality
and sorts considered. but S70l1 offered;
weak spots soc or more lower. Sheep =
Receipts 200; uneven around steadv; good
to choice lambs qIoted $8.50G8.75; best
held higher upward to SO.
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Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Closing
prices and net changes on princi-
pal stocks traded today on the
New York Stock Exchange follow:
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Bank CIearingS

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
MONDAY. Dec.
ClcarlngS - 80 ~ ~
NEW YORK STATEMENT
Dec. g.
ClearingS Observation-Disclosures. .S5lg ,OUU UUU.UU
Balance ....-...-.... ..---.- lO9 ,OUOUUU.00
Fdl Res. Blk. OR. Bal. ..... 81 600 100000
TREASURY STATEMENT
Dec. 8 -
Net balance for Dec. 3d.. s58, 224 o0s. 66
Expenditures ...........-:... l5,ISI Sg4. IS
customs reefs month to date 6,740, 277.66
CHICAGO STATEMENT
Dec 8 80. -.
Clearings ............- ........ sol !O0 U0.Uu
Balances NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6,4OO,O O.OO
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ByUnited Press

CINCINNATI, o.. Dec. SHUTTER. steady.
creamery in tub lots according TO score.
29G32c: common score discounted 2d3c
packing stock No. ] CSC; No. 2. lsc: No.
cases included. extra firsts. $50: firsts,
&c: seconds. Csc: nearby ungraded. SIC
Live poultry-Thin and coarse stock sells
only ct heavy discount. Fowls lbs and
over. zoe; lbs. and over. iSc: lbs. and
over. l5c: Leghorns. 3 lbs. and over, lac;
BOOSTERS l3c: colored fryers, over 3 lbs.
a0c; over lbs. ale: broilers, colored. III
lbs. and over. Csc; broilers partly feath-
cred. lac: Leghorn and Orpington fryers.
over lbs. TIC; roasting chickens 4 lbs
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BIZ Times NptCIut
FOWLER. Ind. Dec. 8.-Injuries
suffered when run over by a truck
caused the death of James Cyr, 4.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cyr.
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By United Press

NEW YORK. Dec. Flour-Dull. but
Easier; mess. $3.50: Lard--Steady: mid
die west spot. $40. 4og1o.5 So Tallow :
toes-Firm: Long Island. Sl60n3.75 bar
rel: southern. s7.5oGS barrel: Maine. So
el3.50 barrel: Bermuda. sS1i0 barrel; can
ada 45cGS2. Sweet potatoes - Easy
southern baskets, 6Scms1.6 so; southern bar
rels. Si.25G4: jersey baskets. soc a sails.
Dressed poultry-Quiet; turkeys. 7ld3sc
d22c: ducks, Long Island. goa 22c Live
pcultry.-Dun; geese. lis zoe: ducks 126
ROSTERS i5c; chickens, l5@24c: capons. Is
635c; broilers, 64oc. Cheese-Steady;
state whole milk. fancy to specials GOA
22isc. young Americas. 19621c.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO. Dec .-Hogs-Receipts. 55.-
900. including $4,000 direct; fairly active
age: lighter weights steady: top. $84O;
bulk 15O-27o-lb Weights S.25@8.So; few
$685. PIGS $685. pacSintg e. sow goo $7i aMd
choice. s815@8.s5; light weight 1920, ,
weights, 2oo-25o lbs. good and choice
SS.20G6.4o; heavy weights. 25o-5oO IDS
good and choice. S8.10M8.35; packing soWs.
275-5o0 lbs. medium and good, s7.10@7.65:
choice, sSGs.35 Cattle-Receipts. $4,000;
calves, 1000; lower grade fed steers pre-
common and medium grade .offefing; good
and choice kinds scarce and fully steady;
early top yearlings, s13.35; heavies. $3.50;
stronger. steady at $50 down to $3.50;
slaughter cattle and vealers: steers, 600
600 lbs. good and choice. Sl0Q 1873; 900
llOO-l3OO lbs. good and choice, s9.5o@
ss s.5O sCo1soo lbs' U0 common and
medium sSS0@l @ hsfsr g. So08SO 1 S
medium. S5@9; COWS, good and choice.
s5.50@750; common and medium, S4M
$50; low cutter and cutter: s3d4; bulls.
S5.25@6.5o: cutter to medium. s4.25@6:
vealers milk fed. good and choice. S8.50@
1l.50; medium S6.5o@6.50: Gull and COM
mon, s5@65o: steers. 5oo-1o5o lbs. good
and choice s7@9; common and medium,
mostly steady early feeding lambs. strong:
bulk good and choice native and fed
western lambs. S8G8.50: earlv top. $685.
some held higher; Montanas 81 to country;
slaughter sheep and lambs: lambs, 90 lbs.
down. good and choice. S7.75M9,S5; me-
aigm. se.25m7.75 al Weights common ;,
choice. s203:75: all weights Gull to COM
mon, S1G2.50; good and choice, s6.75g7 $50.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City graf nelevstors are paying 7ac for
No. | red wheat and 63c for No. l hard
Whear
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. Dec. 8. = Eggs - Market
CSC; f1rsts. Csc; current receipts. 23@24c;
ordinaries. 20M22c: seconds. 15a 1Sc. But
ter-Market. weak: receipts; 1888 tubs;
26is 2siac: seconds. 26Qi27c; standards.
90i2c Poultry--Market steady; receipts
horns lac: ducks 1sc: geese es ilc: TURKEYS
$50 24c; ROSTERS. 15c. Cheese-Twins.
Gl6iac: young Americas. Tic. Potatoes
on track. $50; arrivals ia: shipments
1884; market about steady: Wisconsin
sacked round whites. $l.35G71.45 Mime
sofa round whites. sl.25G1.4o; Idaho
sacked russets. s1.704l.90.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Dec. s-Butter-Fxtras.
siiac: standard 3oisc. Eggs-Extras. 3sc:
nrsts. CSC. Poultry-Heayy fowls. 2nc:
medium. lie: Leghorns. 100 Ise: heavy
hroilers. l7di6c; 1eghorn brouers, $50
Ice: ducks. i54lsc; old cocks. i3c; geese
iSc: turkeys. 26c; dressed rabbits, 50 so
dozen. Pota toes-Ohio round whites, most
" 81. partly graded 7Sc per eo-ib sack:
Maine Green Mountain, s235n74 20: few
So IS per i20-lh. sack: Idaho RusSets. So 20
a. 50 per io0-lb. sack.
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DOzU-,JOneS
Summary

London on Dec s, totaied 1851 tons.
an increase of 2o7 tons, over preceding
week and Liverpool stocks totaled 4O,349
tons, an increase of 416 tons.
LONDON.-New York cables opened at
Abs 21-32 against 4.855s Paris checks.
1852 Amsterdam, 1905; Italy, 92.655;
Berlin, 20.365.
Fisk Rubber Company president says
retirement of sSI99, 500 So ncr cent
note maturing Jan. 1, 1881, or payment
of interest thereon impracticabe. Esti-
mates 1880 net loss at 100000. Pro-
tective committees formed for all classes
of securities.
Treasury Offering $3.50 600, 900 six months
certificates dated Dec. Is, at 134 per cent
and $3.50, 900 one-year certificates dated
Dec. Is, at l7s per cent both record low
interest rates.
S. l2s. cs5 from 1879 to si7. 7ss. sos Eleven
months up s2,7ol, $50, to s2Ol, 65797o.
American Agricultural Chemical Com
pany calls additional sl.000,000 first re-
funding 7la per cent bonds for redemp-
ton on Feb. /. 1881. at 1929.
California Crude Oil production in week
ended Dec. s, declined $500 barrels daily
from preceding week to 59S.4o0 barrels
daily, according to California oil world.
Lane. Bryant. Inc. November sales in
creased sl28,237 over year ago to ST.
s1,5655o7.
Steel cables opened 1885,, up 1872
francs o3.e2 1852: of 5-s2; marks, 2s85la,
up Il; peseta, l108. off /.
Beet sugar production in thirteen
countries representing "a per cent of
world crop estimated by agriculture de-
partment for 1880 at eO,516,1O0 short
tons. Increase of &c $40 per cent over
last year.
LONDON Bar Silver Is 1l-Ied off s-l6d
forward 155sd, off I'D; Gold Bars S5s 11ad,
National. Tea November sales. declined
Eleventh months s77.82s228. off S4,SS8,9o77.
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Com
panv system ten months net $3.50 share
on 1.804.867 common shares against $3.50
a share on 100000 shares in first ten
months of 1929.
New England Public Service third quar-
fore depreciation 81 :2os, 2s8 against ST.
407.347 in like 1929 quarter. Twelve
months s5.o3o815 against s4.687,356.
Merchants and Manufacturers Com
panv declared regular quarterly dividend
Of 37i2 cents on class common, payable
Jan. 2. record Dec. Is.
Western Maryland fourth week No
vember gross S366,21S against S419.1SO
in like week 1929. Month of November
si,S52,959 against s1,659,91O. From Jan.
1 to Nov. 80 gross S16,401,2S2 against
S15,415, 1876.
Mead Johnson & Co. and subsidiaries
ten months net s8.06 share on 10000
common shares.
Campbell Baking Company subsidiary of
Continental Baking calls remaining out
standing bonds Jan. 1. 1881. making re
duction of $4,000 600 in refunded debt of
Continental Baking's subsidiaries during
1880.
Crown Cork International Corporation
declared regular quarterly dividend of 25
cents on class stock, payable Jan. 2,
record Dec. 10.
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BIZ United Press

R aT So s dGU msrk i s Pes uneva0
a Csc higher: lighter weights up least; top
$3.50: most 150-250 lbs. s8.40G8.50 100
140 lbs S7.7568.25; sows. ST.256l7.50 Cat.
tle-Receipts. 5000: calves. receipts. 300;
market. no early sales vealers vealers soc
nlEneF 5t Siz 0 0on CLASSES steaoY Snefp
opened 25c higher to CITY butchers: few
choice lambs s8.75; packers talking weak:
indications steady on sheep.
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Other Livestock
By United Press

TO
PITTSBURGH. Dec. -Hogs-Receipts.
1000; holdoyers, loo; market :. mostlg, zoe
lbs. sS.606s.7O: 250-2S0 lbs. Ss50@s 60
1oo-140 lbs. ss.50G8.75; packing sows. $40
stronger to Csc higher: good yearlings.
s9.754 1925: medium to good steers $3.50
40; heifers up to $3.50; beef COWS. s450l
ceipts 700: market mostly soc lower: good
and choice yealers s10Gi2.50. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, $500 fat lambs around CSC lower:
choice, light and handyweights S6.251a50.
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By United Press


CINCINNATI. Dec. s.-Hogs-Receipts
1855: including 535 direct; holdover none.
active. loc to mostly zoe higher; bulk bet
outstanding, lSo-2o0 lbs. $3.50: lighter
weights steady to strong; i20-l50 lbs.
mostly $3.50; sows strong: bulk. 81 70
mostly SIPS. Cattle-Receipts 15O0: hold
over 500: calves receipts 500; uneven
steers fairly active. steady to strong:
heifers slow with weaker under tone. all
grade cows fully steady: bulls draggv:
common and medium steers and heifers
largely; s6M5; better grades up to $40:
steers. sIi5o most beef cows. $3.50 q 5.5S:
some up to So: bulk low cutters and cut
ter cows. $2.75Q4: vealers uneven. 1000
and choice steady to soc lower at slO0
ll.50: lower grades. $3.50 down showing
some strength. Sheep-Receipts. 200; gem
orally steady; better grade light and
weighty kinds downward to $3.50 and be-
low: common and medium largely SEA Z;
few up to $3.50: fat ewes, S2G3.
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By United Press

D z FtttW y ~
EAST BUFFALO N. Y. Dec S.-Hogs-
Receipts $500. followers. 300: fairly &C
tive, steady to 10c CHER. bulk desirable
220 lbs. and down. S8.85; 220-250 lbs, S8.75;
100000 lbs. $850m 1885, packing sows. sta
TOO. Receipts. 1900; general trade
very uneven. better grade steers and year
lings SOC lower. others and coTys weak to
ID. steers. SLIPS; good steers. $40 65; short
feds. 500; plain steers and heifers. SIPS
68; beef COWS. $685.; cutter grades, SIPS
03.T5
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R.y Times Special

LOUISVILLE KY. Dec. s.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1000: market i5c higher: s25 lbs.
up. $3.50: l75-325 lbs. SO so: 130-175 lbs.
stays. s5.75, Cattle--Receipts. / 600:
market. steady to unevenly lower: prime
heavy steers. So so Q 1880: heavy shipping
steers. Sl.25M8.50. medium and plain
steers. S6M7.25; at heifers. S4.5OHe so:
good to choice COWS. $3.50: medium 10
ners. s2Q2.75: bulls. s3.50G5 SIS: feeders.
s6dT.50; stcokers. s4G7. Calves-Receipts.
500 market. steady; god to choice s7G
g MEDIUMS S5MI: cmomon to medium. So
94.50- Sheep-Receipts 400: market.
STEADY: ewes and wether lambs. $3.50: buck
lambs. 30. seconds. s4G450: clipped
sheep. 52n3. Saturday and Sunday ship
ments Cattle. 80; calves. 500. hogs none:
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STOCK SHARES
DIP AS SALES
VOLUME GAINS
United States Steel Target
for Early Selling; List
WeakenS.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industr.als for Satur-
DAY was 1877, Of 2.74 Average Of twenty
rails was iO3.ti. of .73 Average Of
twenty utilities was 81 "a. Of 81. Average
OF forty bonds was 94.55. OF OF.
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Fl. WAYNE. Ind. Dec. s-Hogs-
$50 lbs. 1925: 10000 lbs. 1895: 200-250
ibs.. s8.25: 250-3Oo lbs. S8.l5: 300-350 lbs.
$3.50: roughS. 81: stays. IS; calves, sll.50:
lambs. So
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO. Dec. -Hogs-Receipts. 700:
market. Csc higher: heavies. S8ns25; me
diums. ss;25g 9; 40; Workers. Ss.25as.4o:
pigs. So 40U850. Cattle--Rsceipts. rs;
market. steady to strong. Calves-Re-
ceipts. light market. soc higher. Sheep
Receipts, light: market. Csc higher.
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Chicago Grain Table

DV = tNtS bpCCtut
CHICAGO. Dec s.-Carlots: Wheat 4
corn $50. oats 80, rye 0 and barley
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William o. Lynch, history pro-
lessor at Indiana university, will
lecture on Lincoln" Tuesday night
in the extension division, 122 East
street. The lecture is one
Of series on great men of history.
F. Lee Benps. also professor of his
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program was given, making it {
very happy birthday for Mrs. Du
Bois and Mrs. Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Gross had the
misfortune to lose their home by
fire Monday, everything but one
small trunk being burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Forester are
enjoying roomy addition to their
home. A large living and bed room
having been added.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Du Bois and
children with Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Brock and family as guests, attend.
ed the kiwanis picnic at Jacumba
Sunday.
A. Balders made n business trip
to Los Angeles recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Havens en-
tertained group of friends Thurs
day evening, their guests being Mr..
and Mrs Harry TIeicIer of Oak
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Schroeder
of Portland, Oregon, and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Baker of Ell Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Havens of
Mt. Signal were guests of Mr.. and