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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-17
The City
in Brief

employees OF the American Can
Company will hold their annual
Christmas party 81 the plant, Belt
railroad and South East street, Fri
day night. Vaudeville, dancing and
the Christmas tree will be features
The weekly fellowship dinner of
the Northwood Christian church
Sunday school Wednesday night will
be featured by character tableau.
Members of the Universal Club
held their annual Christmas party
at the Columbia Club ballroom on
Tuesday night. Speakers were Will
liam Henry Harrison, president
elect, and James A. Sprague, retir-
ing president.
Damages of 100000 for the death
of her parents almost twenty years
ago is asked in the suit filed in
federal court by Mrs. Ruth Brandt
against the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road, the Cincinnati, Hamilton e.
Dayton Railroad Company and the
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & West
ern railroad.
Miss Harriet Watkins will be in
stalled as queen of Bethel No. g,
Jobs Daughters Friday night at
Veritas temple, Adams street and
Roosevelt avenue. Master Masons
and Eastern Star members are in
yited to attend the ceremonies.
A. n. Bobbitt, former state audi
tor, today announced the opening
of law offices, 700-7O1 Fletcher Trust
building, where he will specialize in
tax cases. Offices are in the same
suite with State Senator j. Clyde
Hoffman, but there is no partner
ship Bobbitt announced.
Formal assumption of his duties
as president of the American Bust
ness Club will be made by Ralph F.
Thompson Thursdaysat the lunch
con at the Columbia Club. Other
officers are: G. SEVERN Buschmann,
ice-president; Harry Eiteljorg, sec
rotary; Paul G. Cullom, treasurer.
and John A. Schumacher, sergeant
alarms.
Hungry burglars pried open the
front door of the butcher shop of
P. j. Pagan, 1929 South Capitol
avenue, Tuesday night, and looted
the place of meats. It was the
second time in two months that the
shop had been ransacked.
Curtis w. Van De Mark of Gin
cinnati, o., president and general
manager of the Health Quality
Products Company, will address the
Advertising Club at its luncheon
Thursday at the Columbia Club on
Mail Order Direct Mail Advertis-
ing"
Employees of the American Can
Company, Belt Railroad and South
East street, and their families will
stage their annual Christmas enter
tainment Friday evening at the
plant. Program will include vaude-
vile entertainment by employees, gift
exchange, Christmas tree and visit
by Santa. Under direction of Karl
Schreiner. the employees are taking
care Of several needy families on the
south side.
indianapolis lodge 297, auxiliary
to the Brotherhood Of Railroad
Trainmen, held Christmas lunch
con for members at the hall at 1902
East Washington street today.
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DANCERS TO PRESENT
SHOW AT SANIT0RIUM
Studio Pupils viii Perform for
Children at Sunnyside.

Children at Sunnyside.
Partridge dance studios will give
Christmas show Monday for the
children at Sunnyside sanatorium.
Twenty-four children will take
part in the yuletide show in the
auditorium at Sunnyside.
After the show the performers
will distribute toys to the f1fty-two
children in the sanatorium.
Walter Partridge also announced
a Christmas party for children of
his classes the same day from II
to 2. After this party they will go
to Sunnyside. The following chill
dren will dance and sing: Field
sisters, Virginia Marcus, Billy Her
man, Robert Paetz, Marie Louise
German, Suzanne Kemp, Ruth Mae
King, Mary Jane Sullivan, Eleanor
Shultz, Jack O'Malley, Barbara
Jean Cotton, Adel Levey, Lois Sha-
piro, La Verne Baus, Marjorie
Names and Helen Whitley.
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Building Permits

Erbrich Products Company. addition
East Thirty-second and Monon, $1,000
Paul Korff, addition, 3446 West Michigan
sl.575.
Capitol Lumber Company. shed. Ill:
West New York. $3.50.
G. G.. Sanders. dwelling. 1924 Sanders
indianapolis school city. school build
ing. southeast corner Thirty fifth and Key
stone. s1140S0.
Alfred Lauter. garage. S016 Washing
ton boulevard. 1895.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

" O1tCGU russ
CHICAGO, Dec. 7.-Hogs-Receipts. a.
o0o, Including 10000 direct; market. sc
s8l0 paid for choice 10000 lbs; bulk
such weights, So and $a.e6; 210-290; pigs,
$7.75@8; packing sows,. S685Q725; light
lights, 140-16O lbs, good and choice, $50
8iO; light weight, 10000 lbs. good and
$50 lbs. good and choice, .$7.85 a S.o5; heavy
@790; packing sows, 275-500 lbs. medium
and good, $6.75@735; slaughter pigs, 100
$50 lbs. good and choice. ;65@8.10.
strong to ,25c higher; spots UP more on
better grades; other killing classes about
steady; few choice yearlings. $14Ql4.50;
best heavies early. $12.25; slaughter cattle
and vealers, steers, 100000 lbs, good and
choice; $l0.25@1425; 800 3li 100 90 lbs. good
and choice. $9.25G14; 1901, 800 lbs. good
and choce, COOL 300; COOL 500 lbs, com
mon and medium, S6.50@9.75; heifers, $50
$50 lbs. good and choice, $8.50Q12.50;
common and medium, $508.50; cows, good
and choice, s54725; common and medium.
yearlings excluded good and choice beef,
s5Q6.25; cutter to medium, $4@5.75; veal
ers milk fed. good and choice. $500 10;
medium, S65OM7:50 Gull and common. SIS
@6:50;. stocker feeder cattle; steers 500
n rG3o d Ps g99d and 81 c ES $ags
ceipts, 1900; few sales steady with early
Tuesday; packers bidding Csc lower: early
top fat lambs. 335 paid by city butchers;
l load feeding lambs: $7.25; slaughter sheep
and lambs, lambs; 90 lbs. down, good and
weights Gull and common. $l6250 feeding
lambs; feeding lambs, 50-75 lbs, good and
choice. S6.75@7.50.
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KROGER EMPLOYEES
URGED TO BUY NOW
Time OFF During Working Hours Is
Given for Shopping.

The $1,000 employees of the
Kroger Grocery and Baking Com
pany will be given time off during
regular working hours between now
and the holiday season to make
their purchases Of Christmas gifts,
Albert H. Morrill,, president of the
company, announced today.
The reason for this step, Morrill,
said, is not only to permit the en-
ployes to do their Christmas shop
ping during hours which are most
convenient for shopping, but to per-
NIT them all to join in the buy
now" movement which is spreading
all over the country.
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By United Press

NE, NEW ,. YORK. De, l7aarourex-DylI:
spot. Ss.95 1905 Tallow-Steady; special
weak; Long Island. s1.50@3.75 Dbl; south
ern, S. barrels: Maine. s2.75d350 barrel;
Canada. 45c@s3 barrel: Idaho sacks. 45c a
50. Sweet potatoes-Firm: southern has
kets. 60cGs1 so: Jersey baskets. 60cd s.. Is.
Dressed poultry-FIrm; turkeys. 2ld3Sc:
chickens. .20q SIC; capons. 26@42c: fowls,
land. 90 122c. Live poultry-Irregular and
unsettled; geese, l9d25c; ducks. 129 Csc:
11@l2c; chickens, 15921c: capons, 20G
SOC; broilers. 24G40c. Cheese-Dull; state
whole milk. fancy to special, 20G22i5c'
young Americas, 16izG21c.
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STOCK SHARES
SLUMP AFTER
EARLY UPTURN
Values Melt Away as Sales
Pressure Hits High
Grade Issues.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Tues
a ssnt vas rails va. 81 5 o AveTags Of
Of twenty utilities vas 55is, of IFS.
Average Of forty bonds was 92.aS. OF 20.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec ia con-
certed drive against the shorts
turned the stock market sharply up
ward today after a recession which
had taken active shares to new lows
for the year or longer.
United States Steel led the rally
rising to 1879, after making a new
low since 1923 at 134ss. other in
dustrial leaders followed. Rails
rallied smaller AMOUNTS. American
Telephone rose q points.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. ia break
of ] to points in rails, heavy sell
ing in coppers and a break in July
wheat at Chicago to a new low
since 1901 at 68 cents a bushel halt
cd an early rally on the New York
Stock Exchange today.
Trading was fairly heavy, due tc
liquidation in all sections of the
list. Thousands Of shares were
thrown on the market for what they
would bring. However, toward noon
the volume contracted somewhat.
Values Melt
Values melted away in the car
rler group. New York Central made
a new low since 1924 at 1855, of
81; Union Pacific since 1927 at 167
off AZ; Atchison since 1927 at 1863
off 3; Missouri Pacific preferred
since 1926 at 1913, off 37s; Missouri
Kansas-Texas since 1924 at 1874, of
IL; Atlantic Coast Line since 1925
at 81, off IL; Chesapeake Corpora
ton for all time at 32$s, off 21A, and
Erie second preferred since 1925 al
Is, off 5.
A block Of II 900 Anaconda came
out at 25, off i and a new low
since 1927. Kennecott Copper also
made a new low for several years at
209s, off a. Other shares were
weak.
0bdiQdlu I'll VI lfCW OCloCy Wdo
driven to a new low for two years
at 441s, off / and Standard of New
York made fresh low at 1874,
off Il.
Utilities Hard Hit
In the utility group American
Telephone made q new low since
1927 at 1712s. off q, while other
utility shares made declines Of frac-
tons to more than point.
In the industrial list, United
States Steel, after touching 1861
declined more than 2 points to a
new low for two years at 1342s, off
Ia. Westinghouse Electric made a
new low since 1928 at 895s, off q,
while Republic Steel made a record
low at II, off u.
Radio Corporation and Warner
Brothers were driven down to new
lows for their present shares. Loew's
was another weak spot in the
amusement section. Auburn Auto
rose sharply in the early trading
and then declined.
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Deaths

Garrett Cartrnel 81. Long hospital. sep
ticaemia
Edward Falling. 70. 1909 cruft. typos
tatic pneumonia.
Elizabeth smock. n. 2lo M.nkner. car
cinoma.
william Noon. %. slo4 Benefontsine. ar
teriosclerosis.
Louise Jaffrzy, 76, city hospital, hy-
oscar r. Droke. 30. 1854 Bluff road.
Charles 'schnider. II. 1922 Bates. chronic
mvocarditis.
Walker W. LHndermon. 10. $40 Blake.
lobar pneumonia.
Francis Marion Graham. 70. Methodist
hospital. general peritonitis-
Ruth Ellen Baxter. 20. 10z5 Villa. pull
monsrY tuberculosis.
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SALES ORDERS
SEND FUTURES
MARKET DOWN
Weakness in World CenterS
Felt in All Grains;
Corn Off.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. l7.-July wheat
fell to IS to 6615 cents as the Board
of Trade opened this morning, the
lowest levels since 1901. Old crop
deliveries were unevenly steady TO
higher, farm board buying advanc-
ing December sharply in the face
Of weakness in July and the declines
in foreign markets.
Liverpool was very weak on liqui-
dalton and hedging for Australian
accounts. while the Argentine Ex-
change again was lower. Corn was
fractionally lower in sympathy with
July wheat and easiness in -tockS.
Oats followed corn.
Liverpool Declines
At the opening July wheat was
q to IL cent lower. with the other
deliveries Is to q cent higher, corn
was Il to IS cent lower and oats
we're unchanged to IS cent lower.
Provisions were steady.
Liverpool opened lower and de-
clined steadily. standing IL to ia
cents lower at midafternoon. Buenos
Aires was off IS cent just before
noon. The weakness in world mar
kets and the general unsettlement
in all speculative centers is not only
restricting trade in wheat but is
preventing the expression of opin-
ions.
The farm board is accommodating
May wheat and is expected TO con-
troll the entire visible supply by the
end of the present session. July was
within 4 cent of the low of 1908
Tuesday with lessened pressure
somewhat. No real improvement is
expected until liquidation in the
stock market is over.
Oats Are Sold
The trade expects a good run Of
corn to market for the present. De-
cember corn is now Ia cents under
December wheat which will increase
the corn feeding in the main corn
belt. A rumor that a leading local
industry would close its plant caused
some pressure late Tuesday, but it
proved only five-day shutdown
for the holidays.
Heavy selling of May oats by
house which recently had been bull
ish dropped that grain sharply and
it closed at the bottom. There was
good buying on the dip but the
trade, as in other grains, needs the
incentive of f1rmer surroundings.
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Ponzi Victims Get Checks

Do JntItu FFtSS
BOSTON, Dec. 17-Lawyers rep
resenting more than 10000 investors
in the exploded get-rich-quick
scheme of Charles Ponzi, financial
wizard" now in state prison, re-
ceived checks today in final sup
Elementary payment of the 351a per
cent of the money the investors lost
in the Ponzi plan.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Sanford F; Ronefiel. 49, of 423 virginia.
painter. and Wilma E. Yates. 20. of z36
Terrace. artists.
Carleton F. Herberger. 81. of 119 East
Thirty second. superintendent. and Laura
F. Wood, 81. of 1862 Kenwood.
Donald Kent. o. Of 1886 West Wash
ington. mechanic. and Bessie Hayes. %, of
Marion E. Cooley. 81. Of 1899 West
Michigan. mechanic. and Eleanor L. Bart
lett. II. of 913 North fremont.
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Auto Iniures AGED Pedestrian

Frank Koss, rs, of 1866 Apologize
street, today was recovering from
leg injuries received Tuesday night
when struck by an automobile
driven by Miss Virginia Eudy. 20,
of $685. North Delaware street. The
accident occurred at Senate avenue
and MARYLAND street.
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Drops In on Family
BIZ NEA Seruice

BD NEA NerUice
NEW YORK, Dec. 17-Benja-
min Jones had no intention of
dropping in on Walter Schneider,
but when his plane failed to func-
ton 1000 feet in the air above
Schneider'S home, Jones had no
alternative.
He crashed on to the roof of the
house and went through to the
dining room. Schneider and his wife
found Jones unconscious still sitting
in the wrecked cockpit of his plane
in the middle of the room.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI. O.. Dec. H. - Butter
steady; creamery in tub lots according to
"a &c: packing stock No. 1, csc: No. 2.
15c; No. 8, 1oc; butter fat 24d26c. Eggs
Srsfs 5se S Seconds Ssc Nearby HSus; Ss6
CSC. Live Poultry-Thin and coarse stock
sells only at heavy discount: fowls lbs.
and over. 1sc. Leghorns. lbs. and over.
l3c: ROSTERS. 13c: capons lbs. and over
soc; slips. 21c; stays. lee: colored flyers
colored IL lbs. and over. 2ic; broilers
partly festhered. lac; Leghorn and Orping-
ton frvers over lbs. l5c; roasting
chickens. lbs. and over 25c; black spring.
ers. 12c.
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In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
0 a. m.
East wind, 4 miles an hour;
barometric pressure, 1925 at sea
level; temperature, 20; ceiling one
fifth mile; field, good.
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Atlas Stores Corporation seven months
ended Oct. 81 net income S543,062 after
charges, depreciation and federal taxes.
General Motors domestic sales to
dealers in November AS,155 cars and
trucks against 22,924 in October and
3S,745 in November, 1929. First in
crease in 1880 domestic shipments to
dealers over like month of 1929. First
increase in 1890 domestic shipments to
dealers over like month of 1929. Domes-
ito sales to consumers in November
41,757 against 57,757 in October and
6s.s9s in November of last year. Total
sales to dealers in November, Including
Canadian sales and overseas shipments,
57.e57 units against 1928 in october
and 6O977 in November. 1929.
Crucible Steel Company. declared regular
psyable Jan. 81, record Jan. Is. Chair
man Wilkinson stated net earnings for
last six months of 1890 with December
enough to neet dividend requirements for
the period.
Manati Sugar Company FIRST mortgage
credits of ST, 600 90 instead of $4,000, 600 as
first proposed. Final date for giving erect
to plan extended to Dec. 81.
seeman Brothers declared regular
payable Feb. l. record Jan. Is.
Graham-Paige Motors declared regular
quarterly dividend of S1.75 on per cent
federal payable Dec. 81. record Dec. IS;
per cent preferred purchased in anticipa.-
ton of sinking fund requirements. $225,0O0
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. Dec -Hogs-Receipts.
1850; holdover none, steady to Sc higher.
spot l0c or more over Tuesdays opening:
upward to 800 lbs. largely $3.50. coca
sionally $3.50; rough soWs. s6.f5; Stays SIS.
Cattle-Receipts, $50; draggy. weak to un-
light stores of around S72568.5O value;
cows and bulls steady; low cutter to good
Calyes-Receipts. $50; little Change; best
action on Gull to medium sT@1I kind,
while S126 1880. good to choice offerings
SLOW, barely steady. Sheep-Receipts
$500: good to choice lambs around $500
8.75. steady; common to medium $6M7 Is
kind strong; fat ewes largely $39350.
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Leguia's Condition Better

LIMA, Peru, Dec. 17.-AuguSto B.
Leguia. deposed president of Peru,
was reported considerably improved
from his illness today and was able
TO leave his bed in prison.
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By Times Special

LIVESTOCK, KY. Dec. 17.-Hogs-Re-
$50; 175-325 lbs. $500: 130-175 lbs,
$3.50; $50 lbs. down, 81; roughs $685.
Stagsi $5.4S: Cattle-Receipts, 100; mar
heavy shipping steers. s725@5.5O: medium
and plain steers. s667.25; fat heifers. $3.50
dunn to good cows s3.5OG4; cutters. $50
$50: Gamers, S292.75; bulls. S3506 525;
feeders. S667.5 so: stockers. S407. Calves
Receipts. 100; market steady; good to
choice. s6.5o98.50; mediums. $50 $50;
common to medium, s364.5o. Sheep-Re-
lambs. $3.50; buck lambs. $3.50: seconds.
s464.5o: clipped sheep. S2d3. Tuesdays
shipments: Cattle. 1873: calves. none: hogs.
none; sheep. none.
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ana Will be retired this month.
Sweets Company Of America declared
regular quarterly dividend of rs cents,
payable Feb 2, record Jan. Is.
Freight loadings in United States in
week ended Dec. s. totaled 1877, 173 cars,
an increaseeof 85.088 over preceding week,
THANKSGIVING week but l06l36 cars be
1929 week.
Domestic crude oil production in week
ended Dec. 10 averaged 1885,, $50 barrels
daily, an increase of 5000 over preced-
ing week, but Ss9.4GO below 1929 week,
American Petroleum Institute reports.
Gasoline stocks declined 81 600 barrels
to S7,6SOOOO.
Black g. Decker Manufacturing Com
pany omitted quarterly dividend of 40
cents on common due at this time.
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway in week
ended Dec. 10, handled 1919 revenue
freight cars against 1892 in preceding
week.
Great Northern Railway declared regu-
lar semi-annual dividend of $3.50.
Bank of Spain will decide Friday on
a shipment of 100000 pounds in gold
sent. 1t is proposed to obtain an ex-
change credit from the bank for interna
tiona1 settlements against this gold, but
terms have not been decided upon.
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united Press

EAST BUFFALO. N. 2. Dec. 17.-Hogs-
Receipts. 1000; FOLLOWERS: 1907 fairly &C
" steady: bulk desirable 130-230 lbs.
ss.e5G875, few 185-lb. selections, So IS;
i4o-27o lbs, sS.5oG8:75; pigs. s.; packing
sows. s6.656740 Cattle-Receipts, $50,
mostly COWS. steady; medium kinds, s4.25G
ATS; cutter grades, s2G3.75; calves. re-
ceipts, 100; vealers mostly SOC lower; bulk
better lots. $3.50: common and medium,
s7Gf0 Sheep-Receipts. 500: lamb quality
rather plain, steady to weak; nearly good
89-Ib. westerns, $3.50; choice quoted up
ward to SO: medium and mixed lots,
sT.T5de .25; throwouts, s6.75.
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BIZ United Preaa

EAST ST. LOUIS. Ill. Dec. 17.-Hogs-
lighter weight off more: bulk 130-2e0 lbs,
S8g81o 10o-130 lbs. s7@8; most sows.
$3.50 @6.85; Cattle-Receipts. 5000; calves.
generally unattractive; vealers SOC lower
at s10.50Q 1915; other classes steady.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: market. few, lambs
to city. butchers steady at s8@525; pack
ers talking weak; throwouts. $50 $50; fat
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Other Livestock
BIZ limited Preas

y JWItbW 7 tcc
csf pts 200 iS market Steady t9 Jog higher
sS SV55ag a5o58o 49, S. 5o@8so 100
lao lbs. s8.50d8.75; medium to good sows,
s6.75m725. Cattle-Receipts, Is; market.
slow to about steady; choice to medium
steers, seas; calves. receipts. rs; market.
steady: top vealers. S12. Sheep-Rece ipts.
300: fat lambs. steady to strong: choice
light and handweights around S0.75.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying 74c for
No. / red wheat and SIC for No. l hard
wheat
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Wednesday. Dec. IL
ClearingS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81. 10, 000. 90
NEW YORK STATEMENT
Dec. II
SlesrlnRs Ie9 o01 o99 0o
Fdi Res. Bnk. or. Bal. 10000, 90
TREASURY STATEMENT
Net balance for Dec. IS. SGT Sal. 6s8. SO
Expenditures ................ l., 545, 613.17
Customs reefs month to date II ,229. O52. "a
CHICAGO STATEMENT
Clearings ....................S So, 800 ,000. 90
Balances Observation-Disclosures. $500, 000. 90
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lBv rhomson = McKlnnonl
Net Changes
ByUn,tsd Press

By United Press
NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-Clesing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. Dec. -Eggs-Market
steady; receipts, 2.S5S cases; extra firsts.
Csc frsts. 26c: current receipts, 25c; or
ter-Market. weak receipts. $500 tubs,
extras. 29c; extra hrsts. 27izG2Sc: firsts
2saa @2Te; seconds: 2sis 925iac: standards.
cars; fowls, i7c; springers. 1870: Leg
horns, l2c: ducks. l5c; geese. i5c; turkeys
is4isi,c young Youns Americas nse P s5ns
toes-On track. 1852: arrivals. 80: ship
ments. ze5. market barley steady: Wis
consin sacked Round Whites. Sl.S56 so:
Minnesota Round Whites. Si.25G1.35.
Idaho sacked RusseSS. Si.7cGI.9o. Colo
raoo McClures. Sl.5oGl.T5.
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Curtis w. Van De Mark of Gin
cinnati, o., president and general
manager Of the Health-O-Q Quality
Products Company, will address the
Advertising Club at its luncheon
Thursday at the Columbia Club on
Mail Order Direct Mail Advertis-
ing"
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Dec. -Butter-Extras.
flrsts. Csc. Poultry-Hesvy fowls, 22c
medium, l7Il6c: Leghorn fowls, i66l7c:
hroilerS. l6c: Leghorn broilerS. $50 l6c:
ducks, lS12ocs old cocks. 1sc: geese. 15I
t6c. turkeys. 5iG33c. PctafoeS-Ohio
Round White. mostly <i.l0 per 60-lb.
sack. Main Green Mountain, mostly
sz,35@2.e0 per i30-lb. sack; Idaho Russef
S2.55G2.5o per i00-lb sack.
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DOzC-JOneS Summary

of per cent debentures required to be
retired Feb. l. 1881 have been purchased
and will be retired this month.
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4.s5 1872 against 4.S5 1882; Paris checks.
12S. 6O Amsterdam. 1906; Italy. 92.725;
Berlin, 20.365.